Oregon has several civic advisory committee meetings in February, open for public participation and focused on various sectors like transportation and public services.

The St. Peters Health Department warns on Facebook against feeding wild animals, citing risks to both human and animal wellbeing and urging residents to let wildlife forage naturally.

Hickory faces schedule changes and service disruptions due to snow; some facilities have reduced hours, while waste collection is suspended for the day.

The NFPA states space heaters are a leading cause of home heating fires; from 2015-2019, they led to 45,800 fires, 480 deaths, and $1 billion in damages annually. Washington State had 4 such fatalities in 2024, prompting safety advice from officials.

Jacksonville's Riverfront Plaza hosted Movies in the Park where attendees enjoyed outdoor films. Two more events are scheduled in February, featuring "The Princess Bride" and "Remember the Titans."

White House Police Department in TN seeks recruits committed to community impact and offers benefits including paid training and streamlined processes for certified officers.

Bonham ISD announced the deaths of three elementary students; counselors are being made available as the community mourns.

Phoenix and San Francisco host free events including art exhibits, car displays, cultural festivals, and film screenings for both locals and visitors.

Parents and students packed a Mukwonago school board meeting after a proposal surfaced to end 4th- and 5th-grade band and orchestra as sixth-graders shift to a new middle school.

Arizona towns continue fighting for FEMA disaster funds after severe flooding, with estimates exceeding $100 million in damages. FEMA's initial denial is under review and state officials advocate for federal assistance.

Union County will close its temporary emergency shelter at Monroe Middle School, which had fewer disruptions from the weather than expected, on Tuesday morning.

Osceola County School District investigates after a photo of students sitting on a school bus floor highlights overcrowding, following a concerned parent's social media post.

Pierce County, WA, addressed a misprint in voter pamphlet inserts for several school districts and has issued a correction expected in the mail from Jan. 27. Voters can also access correct information online. The ballots themselves are unaffected.