Dozens of Denver cyclists met at City Park for a seven‑mile "We Ride in Unity" memorial honoring Alex Pretti and calling for accountability.

EGLE approved expansion of Wayne Disposal Inc.'s hazardous waste landfill, a decision opposed by many due to environmental and public health concerns.

Cleveland announces the start of Black History Month, marking a century of recognizing Black history, and plans events to honor African American contributions to the city's development.

Nick Lachey released a song urging Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown to sell the team, expressing his disappointment with the management and team performance.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reported an arrest for DUI by Officer Valerio after a driver was found driving on rims, underscoring the dangers of impaired driving.

Garrett Square Apartments open in Glenville, Cleveland, offering 49 affordable housing units for seniors, with a $2.6 million investment from the city.

A Broken Arrow family is searching for the anonymous Good Samaritan who pulled their daughter from a crash; the teen survived but faces months of surgeries and rehab. GoFundMe and local blood drives are supporting her care.

An unusual cold front hits Southwest Florida, prompting the Charlotte CARE Center to open its doors as a shelter from Jan. 31 to Feb. 2. Residents are advised to prepare for extreme temperatures and high winds.

Tampa Bay's National Weather Service issued Extreme Cold, Freeze, and Gale Watches, anticipating a severe cold snap with wind chills possibly in the teens. Residents are advised to take precautions for travel, home, pets, and outdoor activities.

Upper Arlington, Ohio, police were shown in a social media post helping a resident by shoveling snow, showcasing community service beyond their patrol duties.

Hillsborough County offers recycling tips post-Gasparilla festivities, outlining acceptable recyclables and advising the donation of non-recyclable items like beads.

Bay Area residents formed a human chain on the Golden Gate Bridge on Jan. 31 to show solidarity with protesters in Iran amid reports of a deadly crackdown.

A federal‑state agreement will remove Peery's Mill Dam on the Little River, pitting public‑safety goals against the site's 19th‑century history. Locals and descendants say the dam is a beloved landmark.