The Waukesha Police Department celebrates American Heart Month by highlighting their squad cars equipped with AEDs, emphasizing their readiness for cardiac emergencies.

Thirteen Michigan sites, including a historic hotel and an African American neighborhood, are added to the National Register of Historic Places, highlighting the state's cultural and architectural history.

A UHERO analysis finds that once local prices are accounted for, Hawaiʻi’s economy ranks among the weakest U.S. states — and growth, not just affordability, is the issue.

Chairwoman Hendrickson expressed condolences for the loss of Officer Tamang and MPO Reed, affecting the Gwinnett County Police Department and community.

St. Louis Fire Department announced on social media a routine test of city's warning sirens at 11:00 AM, urging residents not to be alarmed as it's only a drill.

Jeff and Lauren Sánchez Bezos gave $3.5M—$1.5M for Lahainaluna scholarships and $2M for UH research on vegetation and watershed projects to lower wildfire risk.

Huntersville waste collection schedule has shifted due to service interruptions, with a two-day delay this week and a one-day delay next week. Yard waste pickup is on hold.

Commissioner John Gourlie of Lady Lake has passed away at 74, after serving since 2022, contributing to commerce and fiscal responsibility. He had a diverse career and was known for his musical talent in the community.

The Clayton Police Department offers free gun locks and provides a home response service for safe firearm and ammunition disposal, with secure destruction procedures detailed on their website.

Residents of St. Charles Parish held their 40th annual commemorative march honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., captured in a video shared on Facebook.

The City of Tampa renews its eBike Voucher Program for 2026, offering discounts to residents based on income, with applications open from February 13-27.

Washington County's Earned Down Payment Incentive program has helped 150 families become homeowners through community volunteer work, with $2.96 million in aid.

NYC's efforts to provide warmth for its homeless amidst a deadly cold snap saw complications, as warming buses at the Staten Island Ferry Terminal went unnoticed by those in need and city workers.