Inclement weather caused a January craft club meeting in White Settlement to be rescheduled for February 14, with a clay crafting session at the local library.

WSU's Honey Bee and Pollinators Program has launched a Spanish version of their website to support Spanish-speaking beekeepers with resources on bee health and training.

Sammamish suspends Ziply Fiber permits over community concerns regarding installation disruptions, prioritizing city's infrastructure integrity and resident quality of life.

Tornado sirens were mistakenly activated in Ionia County, following a pipe bursting at the dispatch center. Operations continued despite the clean-up.

Captain Michael Taylor was sworn in as Major in Acworth Police Department, celebrating his 24 years of service, including his time in the US Marine Corps.

DeKalb County lifts its emergency state due to improved conditions post severe winter weather, while urging caution during nighttime travel due to potential black ice.

St. Louis Park held its 3rd annual National Day of Racial Healing, engaging around 100 people in an event featuring discussions, performances, and testimonials to foster community connections and understanding.

Arvada city officials released a survey for residents to influence the city's recycling and composting services to shape a future Waste Diversion Action Plan.

DeKalb County crews have successfully completed repairs on a broken water main on Dresden Drive, reopening the road and restoring service, with a warning of possible temporary brown water.

Attorney General Dana Nessel reduced DTE Electric's proposed rate hike from $456.4 million to $217.38 million in Michigan, advocating for consumer affordability.

Acworth City Council honored Pastor Fountain-Breeden in their MLK Day Proclamation, highlighting her work mirroring Dr. King's legacy and promoting community unity.

A vigil was held for missing mother Ashley Elkins, with balloon releases, candles, and calls for an "Ashley Alert" system. Her ex is charged with lying to police.

H.O.G. Ministry donated to the Horizon League, supporting athletics for children and young adults with disabilities, emphasizing community inclusion and enhancing participants' lives.