The Kannapolis Police Department invites kids aged 4-10 to join their annual coloring contest, with a deadline of March 15, 2026. Winners will receive prizes and recognition from local law enforcement.

Staghorn Petroleum is offering reimbursements for expenses due to a blowout in Oklahoma. Residents can attend a meeting with receipts to claim compensation for evacuation costs. The cause of the blowout is under investigation.

Hillsborough County opens cold weather shelters on Feb. 2 due to low temperatures, urging residents to use family and friends first due to limited shelter capacity.

The Charlotte Fire Department honors Black firefighters' contributions, celebrating their influence during Black History Month and striving for diversity.

The Tampa Police Department is set to swear in new full-time and reserve officers in a ceremony, emphasizing diversity and community engagement in their ranks.

West Allis, Wisconsin, celebrates Black History Month by showcasing local Black-owned businesses and acknowledging their contributions to the community and economy.

The Krewe of Olympia Mardi Gras Parade is set for Saturday evening in downtown Covington, with the Covington Police Department announcing road closures and parking restrictions to ensure a safe celebration.

Fishers Fire Department is looking for new Firefighter/EMTs with no experience required. Applications are open until March 2, with full training provided.

Montgomery County DPS hosts its annual Stakeholders Forum with building industry professionals to discuss permitting processes, scheduled for March 3.

The Memphis Fire Department announced the death of Firefighter/Paramedic Christopher Paschke. The department says funeral arrangements are pending and has asked the community for support.

The Carmel Fire Department reminded the community to keep fire hydrants clear after finding one buried in snow, stressing the importance of visibility for emergency response.

Cary A+Team responded to Winter Storm Gianna by clearing roads, advising residents, and adjusting public services, while maintaining safety and communication.

Fayetteville launches the GoVille! app to connect citizens with the government, enabling notifications, local updates, and reporting of civic issues via SeeClickFix.