Hamilton County has launched a virtual Youth Mental Health First Aid program to help individuals address mental health or substance use challenges among youth.

Morgan County unites after a tornado caused two fatalities, with officials gathering donations and locals like Chas Vinal providing immediate aid amidst cleanup and recovery efforts.

Wake County Animal Center halts services for a month due to a Streptococcus zooepidemicus outbreak that has caused three dog deaths. The center focuses on treating infected animals and preventing further spread.

Ogden City students create a podcast series on local history, supported by the National Geographic Society, Blue Grass Community Foundation, and mentored by Weber State University.

In Altadena, child care providers impacted by the Eaton Fire seek extended state aid beyond the initial 30-day relief, with many facilities damaged and providers denied assistance from FEMA and SBA.

The Coon Rapids Recycling Center is hosting a Puzzle and Game Swap where residents can trade gently used items for tokens to exchange for new-to-them puzzles and games.

The King County DNRP focuses on environmental stewardship with habitat restoration, infrastructure upgrades, waste management, and park expansions to protect wildlife and improve community well-being.

Fountain Hills will pay $373,000 less for Maricopa County Sheriff's law enforcement services in FY 2026, without service level drops, as announced by Mayor Friedel.

Eden Prairie's community centers offer youth programs on no school days, including art classes, wildlife exploration, and gymnastics camp, with provisions for a full day of activities.

The Health and Style Institute suddenly closed, leaving students and staff in distress over financial and academic concerns, with cited reasons including FAFSA issues and a relocation delay.

Michigan officials urge responsible gambling for Super Bowl LIX, advising bettors to use authorized sportsbooks and manage their budgets to ensure a safe experience.

Lawton high school students in the AIM Program visited the City's Public Safety Center to explore careers in public safety and gain insights from police and fire department professionals.

Casa Grande invites public input on CG LINK Transit Service changes at hearings on February 13 at two locations, with options for feedback by email or traditional mail by March 14, 2025.