Prescott Valley introduced The Light of PV Award, honoring Don and Darlene Packard for their community service, including veterans support and volunteerism with therapy dogs.

Long Beach is seeking community feedback on the feasibility of allowing home-based food businesses (MEHKOs) through a survey available in multiple languages.

Avondale launches a Spanish Fentanyl Awareness Forum on February 27, offering resources like free Narcan and expert information to tackle the opioid crisis.

The Metropolitan Council awarded $2.26 million in grants for cleaning up polluted lands in three cities, with benefits for job creation and affordable housing expected.

Due to a gate malfunction during maintenance at Longhorn Dam, water levels in Lady Bird Lake dropped, exposing debris and triggering community cleanup events.

Central Texas school districts are implementing measures to protect undocumented students from ICE raids, maintaining their commitment to a safe educational environment amidst recent changes by the Trump administration.

Bloomington hosts a Winter Sporting Gear Swap for residents to exchange used winter sports equipment, promoting sustainability and cost-effective recreation on February 8th.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport welcomes new concessions including Half Moon Empanadas, Antone's, and HKG Duty Free, reflecting Austin's culture.

A Grand Rapids priest, Rev. Calvin Robinson, was removed from his duties after performing a gesture perceived as a "pro-Nazi salute" at a D.C. event, leading to the Anglican Catholic Church revoking his license.

New boating regulations on Oregon's Upper Rogue River take effect February 1, with temporary signage to be installed and replaced by permanent signs in spring.

The Detroit Artists Market is dealing with a flood caused by a burst pipe, which has disrupted an exhibition opening and is now requesting $35,000 in donations for recovery.

Mayor Scott LeMay gave the final State of the City address in Garland, discussing 2024's progress, future projects, and the importance of citizen participation in the upcoming elections.

Apache Junction officials urge residents to take preventive measures to protect their homes from wildfires, emphasizing a community approach to safety and offering resources for fire management.