St. Johns County celebrated the opening of new hangars at St. Augustine Airport, anticipating economic growth and boosting the airport's community role.

The St. Louis Police reminded Mardi Gras attendees of rules like no cans, bottles, backpacks, coolers, underage drinking, or drunk driving and encouraged reporting suspicious activity on social media.

Federal agents have demobilized a staging area at Terminal Island after months of monitoring by Harbor Area volunteers. Officials and organizers say the pullback may be temporary.

Macomb County celebrates Paczki Day, highlighting its Polish American culture and the community's culinary offerings, including traditional Polish paczkis and year-round delicacies.

Pierce County amended a state data‑share so death records will show whether someone was homeless at time of death. Health officials will analyze 2023–24 records and publish preliminary findings soon.

Raleigh PD shared a humorous Valentine's Day message on Facebook, aiming to strengthen community ties with playful remarks about love and not pressing charges for stolen hearts.

Northwestern reached a $4 million settlement for students affected by the 2020 shift to online classes; payouts and deadlines are now posted.

DU leaders warn of a $20M–$30M revenue gap tied to falling enrollment and international student losses, prompting another round of campus-wide spending reviews.

A water main break near the Fairfield County Sheriff's Office prompts the use of an alternative entrance and may affect local routines, repair details are unspecified.

BAAQMD’s Clean HEET grants will pay homeowners up to $10,500 to replace wood or pellet stoves with electric heat pumps; applications are open through July 14, 2026.

Former special prosecutor Nathan Wade did not appear for testimony before a Senate committee investigating Fulton County DA Fani Willis and related matters.

Georgia Senate approves major tax reform to lower income tax rates and boost standard deductions, aiming to enhance the state's business and family appeal.

The Lakewood Police Department hosted "Discover the Blue," an event to build positive relationships between officers and over fifty local students during a non-school day.