Tampa Fire Rescue is organizing the 2026 Hurricane Preparedness Expo, inviting local businesses to offer services and products for hurricane readiness.

The Hamilton Police Department praised their School Resource Officers on social media for their role in enhancing school safety and supporting students.

A fire marshal ruling forced Crossroads FLEX out of its Cary building, leaving 149 students learning remotely and the district scrambling to find compliant space.

Tampa Fire Rescue hosted college students from the Tampa Bay Chamber Leadership Tampa Collegiate Leadership Class, providing them with interactive experiences and tours to educate them about public safety roles and emergency response operations.

A Charlotte woman’s quick chest compressions kept her husband alive until firefighters arrived, later allowing him to reunite with their newborn at a Cardiac Survivors Event.

Dublin offers internships in recreation and camp management for students and young professionals, emphasizing hands-on experience and professional growth.

Leelanau County posted the largest jump in personal income among Michigan counties since 2010, driving sharp gains in household earnings and home prices.

St. Louis County announces revised hours for government buildings, with most operating 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays, and the West County Center ending in-person services on February 27.

Escondido would reallocate federal HUD funds to expand rental subsidies and serve many more low‑income households, with a council vote set for March 4, 2026.

NCDOT clears roads after storms, improves Dickinson Avenue, proposes rail service to Asheville, and distributes free bicycle helmets to promote safety.

Charlotte Fire Department firefighters reunited with individuals they saved using CPR during a Valentine's Day event, celebrating their high success in cardiac arrest resuscitation.

St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office expands its inmate education program with Nunez Community College to reduce recidivism by offering vocational training and GED courses.

Nassau County invites residents to discuss Amelia Island Trail Phase 4 on March 4, 2026, at Peck Community Center, with no official action but potential commissioner insights.