Hyundai Motor Group donated four unmanned firefighting robots to South Korea’s National Fire Agency, with two already in use by special rescue units and two more set for provincial delivery; the machines are based on Hyundai Rotem’s HR‑Sherpa and include remote water‑suppression and vision systems.
Zoopla says newly listed homes for sale in the four weeks to Feb 15 were 6% higher than the same period in 2025, the strongest February for new listings in ten years. House prices rose 1.3% in the year to January, with notable regional differences.
The Evergreen Lake Plunge, postponed from New Year's Day because of thin ice, is scheduled for Sunday at 10 a.m.; the Active 4 All Evergreen Foundation runs the event as a fundraiser and about 100 jumpers have signed up.
Family Promise of Brevard will hold The Big Brunch on Saturday, Feb. 28 from noon to 3 p.m. at The Firehouse in Historic Cocoa Village to raise funds for its work preventing and ending family homelessness on the Space Coast.
At the State of the Union, President Trump called on Erika Kirk and praised late activist Charlie Kirk, saying he was killed and urging rejection of political violence; members of the Republican House delegation applauded and chanted Charlie's name.
A strong rimu fruiting has triggered a rare kakapo breeding season in New Zealand, and conservation staff are monitoring nests including a livestreamed underground nest where eggs were incubated off-site.
Luke Combs told The New York Times Popcast on Feb. 24 that he is avoiding GLP‑1 weight‑loss medications because he prefers to pursue weight loss without that medical shortcut and finds the idea unsettling; he also cites his wife and children as motivation to focus on long-term health.
Detroit Medical Center will present free musical and dance performances beginning at 11 a.m. on Feb. 25 to mark the final days of Black History Month.
Shota Imanaga returned to the Cubs on a one-year qualifying offer and threw two scoreless innings in a Cactus League exhibition, with his fastball averaging about 93 mph.
A mother-and-daughter citizen science team located a Pavona clavus coral colony on the Great Barrier Reef measuring about 111 meters and covering roughly 3,973 square meters; size was verified with underwater measurements and high-resolution imagery, and the exact site location was withheld to reduce risk of unintended impacts.
