Senator Hodges reports on Georgia's legislative session, emphasizing tax relief, support for education, financial regulation clarity, worker compensation issues, and homeowner protections.

The Pullen Community Center offers a Valentine's Day crafting event for $5, where participants can create personalized Valentines with provided materials.

Green Cove Springs urges residents to sign up for email alerts for utility updates, weather advisories, and community news, with options for text and online notifications available.

Indianapolis philanthropist Sidney Eskenazi, known for his $40 million donation to a public hospital and other community contributions, has passed away at 95.

Michigan students identified by the AP Potential Tool may receive letters encouraging AP course enrollment, showcasing the state's commitment to advanced education and highlighting success among diverse student groups.

Sterling Heights honors Black History Month with a month-long series of events, including cultural performances, a screening of "King Richard," author visits, and lectures. The city will light up the Halo on M-59 to commemorate the occasion.

A statewide Tornado Drill is set for 10 a.m. on Feb. 4, during Severe Weather Awareness Week, with safety exercises for residents in Hillsborough County.

Ashley Wilson was arrested and charged with animal cruelty after 10 neglected horses were rescued in Pike County, Georgia, with one horse succumbing due to the conditions.

Austin's Purrfecto Cat Lounge plans a Southtown opening in May with appointment-based visits and a rescue-adoption focus.

Raleigh services delayed; waste collection, city facilities, and inspections to start at 10 a.m. on February 3rd, while GoRaleigh transit remains unchanged.

More than 500 people gathered on Galveston’s Seawall on Sunday to protest federal immigration enforcement after two controversial Minneapolis shootings. Organizers said the turnout marked a sharp jump from earlier local actions.

Ed Rensi, ex-McDonald's CEO, to speak at Punta Gorda's "Built to Last" Restaurant Leadership Event on February 23, sharing his expertise with local restaurateurs.

Due to adverse weather, Mecklenburg County offices and services will open late, at noon on February 3, 2026. Essential hotlines remain available 24/7.