Lower Downtown neighbors rejected a Good‑Neighbor Agreement for Beta X after safety concerns tied to recent incidents and the site's violent history. The decision clouds plans to reopen the former Beta as a music venue.

The Brookfield WI Fire Department shared kitchen and food safety tips for Super Bowl Sunday, focusing on preventing cooking fires and maintaining food at safe temperatures.

The NYC nurses' strike enters week five with some contract gains at Montefiore and ongoing talks at Mount Sinai, despite slow progress and the recent arrest of 13 nurses.

Lawmakers are weighing bills to modernize co‑op law and seed cooperative grants across Hawaiʻi, a move supporters say could keep jobs and food systems local.

MLGW's multi-year upgrades have cut outage minutes and limited storm blackouts, but older neighborhoods still lag.

A sharp rent increase may force Block Love Charlotte from its day-service center, threatening meals and services for people experiencing homelessness.

Wake County Government offers free hands-only CPR courses to increase survival rates in cardiac emergencies, highlighting the lifesaving skill during American Heart Month.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office in Florida uses a free ice cream truck bought with seized drug money to engage with the community, sparking mixed reactions.

A Florissant renter was billed roughly $12,000 for water she says she didn’t use and now faces eviction after disputing the charge. Local law and limited legal aid shape her options.

Hundreds gathered at Federal Plaza and in DuPage to honor victims of federal immigration enforcement and to push for transparency one month after Renée Good's death.

Dozens rallied at the Texas Capitol in Austin as local groups joined a national day of action against ICE. Organizers linked the local protest to national outrage after a fatal Minneapolis shooting.

New Orleans and the Louisiana Department of Health host harm reduction pop-ups at Gallier Hall for nightlife workers, providing tools like naloxone and fentanyl test strips.

The Lancaster Police Department is urging people to avoid impaired driving during Super Bowl celebrations, sharing reminders of past arrests and promoting the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign.