Ladue Police are participating in the Polar Plunge at Creve Coeur Lake on Feb 28 to support Special Olympics Missouri, seeking donations and supporters to attend.

Durham Public Schools will close on February 2nd due to a winter storm, affecting all activities and staff, except for essential personnel as directed.

St. Johns County offers a cold night shelter at Grace United Methodist Church for those needing warmth starting February 2nd.

Nic Burgess has been appointed as Coweta County's new 911/EMA Director, bringing extensive emergency management experience and local roots to the role.

Wake County Public Libraries celebrate Black History Month with a variety of free events for all ages, featuring Black artists and historical figures.

Town officials issued a precautionary boil-water advisory after a water-line break reduced pressure. Use boiled or bottled water until testing clears the supply.

Tampa Fire Rescue acknowledged the Emergency Operations Center's role in ensuring public safety during the Gasparilla Parade of Pirates, thanking all agencies involved for their work behind the scenes.

Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office launches a Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Campaign to improve road safety, funded by the Florida Department of Transportation.

A Circle K in north-central San Antonio sold a $1M Instant Millions scratch ticket that was claimed Jan. 27; the winner stayed anonymous and the retailer could get a bonus.

L'Oca d'Oro owner Adam Orman says five employees have been detained or deported; he’s using pay-what-you-will nights and legal toolkits to support staff and push for city help.

Schools in North Georgia respond differently to a cold snap, with some closing and others switching to remote learning. Metro Atlanta schools adjust operations accordingly.

The Jefferson Parish Water Department asks residents to stop leaving faucets dripping as temperatures rise and the risk of frozen pipes subsides to avoid straining the water system.

Oklahoma City notifies over 64,000 households of bulky trash collection schedule changes via postcards, details on the city's website and customer portal, with changes starting March 1.