Over 100 people evacuated due to significant flooding in Catoosa County after severe storms, with rescues from two apartment complexes. Temporary shelters and assistance provided; roads closed, but crews are working to reopen them.

St. Johns County is preparing for its inaugural Legislative Day on February 5, 2026, in Tallahassee to represent local interests to Florida's legislators.

Fort Worth proposes changes to water and wastewater rates to encourage conservation, affecting mostly non-residential customers and high-usage households.

Jackson South Medical Center closed its maternity unit earlier than expected due to staffing challenges, aligning with a national trend of maternity ward closures. Most nurses have been reassigned within the health system.

Arlington's weekend features theater, art exhibits, a waterpark, fireworks at Six Flags, 'Coffee with a Cop', a rock tribute, WNBA game, NFL preseason match, The Smurf Experience, Foam Wonderland, and Sunday brunch.

Mentor-on-the-Lake Police and Fire Departments collaborated to help a senior widow named Gail by untangling an American Flag from a tall flagpole after a social media request for assistance.

Illinois sees minor adjustments in its labor market for July, with a slight drop in nonfarm payrolls and a stable unemployment rate, despite variability across sectors.

Boston Police and the Veronica Robles Cultural Center collaborated at the Viva Colombia Festival in East Boston, promoting Colombian culture and community engagement.

Clermont County is refurbishing three of its 19 water towers, starting with the Buckwheat tower. The project includes repairs and repainting, with updates to the county logo.

Durham has resumed regular utility billing after an interruption, with penalties and water shutoffs for late payments reinstated. Residents should expect bills as before and can use various payment options. Assistance is available for those in need.

Boston Police Department's Districts E-5 and E-18 host another session of the Junior Police Academy, engaging youth with activities and law enforcement education.

Ogden's "Night Out Against Crime" event at the Marshall White Center from 5-7 pm offers food, activities, and a tribute to fallen officer Nathan Lyday at 4 pm, fostering police-community ties.

Nevada lands among America's worst places to live in new comprehensive study examining economy, safety, and affordability factors.