Boston Police Department hosts 'Coffee with a Cop' at Quincy Market on January 30, 2025, for community engagement.

Pierce County Human Services partners with J-PAL North America to evaluate two opioid treatment programs, aiming to use data for better policy and resource decisions.

Buc-ee's is suing North Texas chain Super Fuels for logo infringement, claiming that their dog logo resembles Buc-ee's beaver logo and causes customer confusion.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, designated January 27 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day, commemorating the victims and lighting a local bridge in their honor.

St. Louis Park residents enjoy a winter gnome scavenger hunt, where weekly social media clues lead to finding gnomes like B. Robert for good fortune and community connection.

The Austin-Travis County EMS received a donation of 500 teddy bears from the Central Texas Public Safety Commission to comfort children in emergencies.

The Goff Strategic Leadership Center at the University of Utah has evolved into the Goff Strategic Leadership Institute, with a $10 million donation to expand leadership education.

Las Vegas prepares for the 37th Scouting For Food Drive to support local food banks, with The Salvation Army, Smith's, Boy Scouts, and others participating.

Brighton is renewing a project to turn traffic signal boxes into public art, inviting local artists and community members, including youth, to submit designs. Selected work will be made into vinyl prints and displayed for at least two years.

The Kaua‘i Fire Department urges caution with fireworks during Lunar New Year, emphasizing safety for individuals, preventing wildfires, and adhering to legal restrictions.

Maple Grove Police hosts "Coffee with a Cop" at Caribou Coffee to meet residents and discuss concerns on January 30, aimed at strengthening community relations.

Utah State University's Blanding campus is launching ENGL 1050, a composition course aimed at improving student reading and writing skills, with enrollment starting in fall 2024.

Farragut residents can reserve garden plots at the town's Outdoor Classroom from March 1, 2025, with forms available online or at the Farragut Community Center.