The Portage County Sheriff's Office held its first Youth Deer Hunt Contest, with winners Adam Matics and Allen Kisamore receiving prizes for their marksmanship.

211 San Diego launched a local outreach campaign to connect residents to food, housing and health services as federal benefit changes loom. The helpline says it will expand outreach and track program updates.

Screenshots of LAUSD's Equitable Grading program went viral, sparking renewed debate about equity versus academic standards and how grades reflect learning. District training and consultant spending have become the latest flashpoint.

Westfield Police Department in Indiana is soliciting historical items from the community for display in their new building, including photos, uniforms, and equipment.

Jacksonville offers free flu shots to seniors during Senior Day events, with shingles vaccines to be available in March. These initiatives demonstrate the city's commitment to elderly healthcare.

North Carolina partners with GovRAMP to improve cloud security, with standards effective April 1. NCDIT will host webinars to assist vendors starting Feb. 26.

The article discusses the history of Black baseball in Charlotte, the social challenges faced by the players, and contemporary efforts to honor their legacy, including a tribute event by the Charlotte Knights.

Tampa honors Hattie Wright, likened to Rosa Parks, for her defiance against 1919 segregation, with a park bench and sign. Her self-defense case reached the Florida Supreme Court, setting a precedent for Black citizens' rights.

TMJ4 News featured the vibrant skating culture at Eble Ice Arena, and Waukesha County Parks thanked them on social media, inviting the public to watch the segments online.

Melwood is merging with Baltimore nonprofit Humanim, adding roughly 300 employees and broadening services and job programs for people with disabilities across Maryland.

A Sun City resident claimed a $50,000 Powerball prize from a ticket sold in the West Valley. Powerball’s official results list the winning numbers and the next jackpot date.

The City of Sterling Heights is discussing acquiring 13.75 acres near Rotary Park and is seeking public input on March 17, 2026, at a City Council meeting.

The Grove City Ohio Police extended the application deadline for the 2026 Citizens Police Academy, promoting community engagement and education about law enforcement.