The NC Firefighters’ Burned Children Fund aids burn survivors with non-medical expenses and emotional support, illustrated by the story of Emily and firefighter community involvement.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources featured Gaston's Mill as February's historic postcard, highlighting Ohio's pioneer history and grist mill significance in settlement development.

Deputy Chief Weiner from Hilliard Police engaged with fifth-grade girls at J.W. Reason Elementary for the ROX Program, aiming to boost confidence and leadership in young women.

Cobb County Superior Court hosted a mock trial for 5th graders from Timber Ridge Elementary, teaching them about judicial proceedings through active participation.

Penalties are imposed on NYC property owners for not clearing sidewalks after a historic snowstorm; nearly 800 fines were recently issued by DSNY, totaling over 3,500 since January 25.

The Kettering Fire Department warns of increased burst pipe incidents post-freeze and advises residents on prevention and how to react in case of pipe failure.

A short, three‑day pre-application window for Colorado’s emergency rental assistance is open through Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 5 p.m. Selected applicants will be invited to complete full applications.

Wentzville, Missouri named snowplows in a community contest, with names like CTRL+SALT+DELETE and Scoop Dogg, engaging residents with the Public Works team.

Over 23,000 North Carolina high school seniors accepted direct college admission offers without traditional applications through the NC College Connect program.

After five decades, Jesse's Coffee Shop in Kalihi is closing as the Badua family retires. Regulars flocked to buy last batches of pandesal and pianomo.

GayDays Orlando, a long-standing LGBTQIA+ event, is pausing its 2026 festivities due to challenges like changes in hotel agreements and lost sponsorships, with hopes to return stronger later.

St. Anthony High in Wailuku will close after the 2025–26 year while preschool–8 continues under a new multi‑age model. Enrollment and contact details are posted online.

Get Alarmed, Tennessee! expands to include free carbon monoxide detectors after Winter Storm Fern; state officials say a federal grant will pay for the rollout.