Christian Broadbridge and Syrus Robinson have joined the St. Bernard Parish Firefighters, celebrated by Local 1468 on Facebook. The post highlights the values of teamwork and commitment to the community.

Washington County firefighters visited a local school to teach children about fire safety and familiarize them with firefighter gear and responsibilities.

The city activated its inclement weather shelter program for Feb. 20, opening temporary beds at Father Joe's Villages and Living Water Church for people sleeping outdoors.

Oklahoma City Police issue a Critical Fire Danger Alert, advising residents to take precautions like avoiding outdoor burning and properly disposing of cigarettes to prevent wildfires.

A 14-space, 24-hour RV safe-parking pilot off Crenshaw offers showers, case management and has helped about a dozen residents get into housing.

The Urban League of Portland has been served an eviction notice and must vacate its longtime headquarters by March 1, 2026. The notice caps a bitter dispute over ownership and repair of the building.

Nashville City Cemetery Association has launched a fundraising push for a memorial bench and mapping project to recognize thousands of enslaved Black Nashvillians buried on site.

The Asian community in Tulsa celebrated the Lunar New Year and reflected on the success of the inaugural Tulsa Asia Fest, with attendance between 8,000 to 10,000.

Intermittent lane closures are expected on I-20 in Rockdale County due to the Courtesy Parkway extension project, aimed at improving traffic flow. Residents can check the county website for updates.

Cleveland Heights is catching up on tree-lawn pickups after record snowfall delayed Christmas tree and leaf removal, with efforts resuming during a warm spell.

A pack of six dogs has been reported roaming the Lake–Ashtabula county line, the shelter says they've killed chickens and set a trap while authorities search the area.

More than $12 million in FY26 community‑project funding will flow to San Francisco, backing Jerrold Commons upgrades, Muni lighting, police vehicles, UCSF research and other local projects.

Sharon Reid, a Raleigh crossing guard since 2007, was recognized for her 19-year service, forming strong community bonds and ensuring safety at Millbrook Elementary School.