A Los Angeles health‑plan employee has reached a tentative settlement with the Directors Guild over an alleged religious‑accommodation dispute tied to a 2021 vaccine rule. Court papers say a dismissal is expected by May 4, 2026.

Fuel and power shortages in Cuba are disrupting flights, hospitals and hotels across the island. The squeeze is stranding tourists and straining care.

The Marietta History Center hosts a Pop-In event on Feb 21st celebrating Black inventors, featuring activities and crafts. Admission is free, sponsored by Cauthorn, Owen, and Sanders.

A Highlands Ranch wallaby nicknamed Charlie hopped through a neighborhood before deputies helped reunite him with his owners, the sheriff's office says.

MEC discusses Birmingham Park's future and cleanup efforts encouraging community participation, with a meeting on February 11 and cleanup on February 28.

LBUSD says probes into allegations of racism at Lakewood High were closed and mostly unsubstantiated, while families say withheld records leave them without answers.

Dunwoody earns its 14th Tree City USA title, continuing its commitment to urban forestry and sustainability with a Georgia Arbor Day tree planting event.

Shine LA and Hope the Mission teamed at Hansen Dam for a fun run, cleanup, resource fair and roughly 10,000 meals for shelter residents. The activation is part of a monthly citywide effort ahead of major events.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office shared guidance on handling animal bites during Responsible Pet Ownership Month, emphasizing medical care, reporting bites, and pet quarantine procedures.

Jefferson Parish announces an online surplus property auction from February 12 to 26, 2026, including vehicles and equipment, with in-person previews at their Surplus Yard.

The Huntersville Fire Department warned of reduced air quality due to a prescribed burn at Latta Nature Preserve, advising sensitive individuals to stay indoors.

Pope Leo XIV accepted Archbishop Aymond's resignation, with Bishop Checchio becoming the 15th Archbishop of New Orleans. Aymond retired post a bankruptcy case settlement; Checchio is familiarizing himself with the local community.

A Highbridge tenant’s viral TikTok shows freezing conditions inside 911 Walton Ave while HPD records list more than 100 violations and open no‑heat complaints.