Residents packed City Hall and demanded answers after natural‑gas bills jumped following Entergy’s sale to Delta Utilities; the company has rolled out $250 relief while regulators press for clarity.

San Francisco will extend tuition credits to many more families, but a slow provider‑approval process and mismatched openings threaten to delay the July expansion.

Cobb County is opening its 2027 HUD Grant Application Cycle, offering federal funds for community initiatives targeting low- and moderate-income residents. Workshops are available to aid applicants.

Dearborn reports a 14% crime rate drop for the second consecutive year due to increased police staffing, new technology, and public safety investment.

Austin ISD paused a decision on consolidating Blackshear and Oak Springs after a packed meeting and nearly 350 survey responses. Families urged the district to protect Blackshear’s community legacy.

Recovered doorbell footage in the Nancy Guthrie case shows a masked figure and raises new questions about what Nest, Ring and other cloud cameras actually keep. This could matter for Bay Area homeowners.

Students from Wayne-Westland Community Schools presented a slideshow on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy during a Black History Month event at a State Board of Education meeting.

MSCS trustees will consider shuttering five campuses on Feb. 11, a move that would rezone hundreds of students and has drawn heated community hearings.

Mayor Mamdani pulled back a rule that would have required six months of homelessness to qualify for low‑barrier safe‑haven beds after advocates pushed back. The move follows a deadly cold snap and a commissioner’s resignation.

Harford County honored two slain deputies with a blood drive and fundraiser, benefiting the American Red Cross and the Police Unity Tour to remember the fallen officers' sacrifices.

A University of Houston survey finds 78% of Houstonians worry wages lag behind living costs, even though Houston's prices are lower than Chicago's.

Mayor Johnston's proposed budget would end funding for the Monroe micro-community in mid‑2026, leaving dozens of residents and staff racing to find land, permits and money. The nonprofit running the site has launched a fundraising push as it searches for alternatives.

Sacramento City Unified is moving its comprehensive high school graduations to Golden 1 Center on June 8–9, 2026, marking the district’s first downtown arena commencements. Details on tickets and times will come from individual schools.