Austin's Economic Development Department announces Small Business Fundamentals Week with free classes on key topics for entrepreneurs from January 27-30, aiming to foster innovation and growth.

Roads around a repaired water main break in DeKalb County have been reopened, but a boil water advisory is still in effect pending official clearance.

Hutto City Council may deny water service requests from developers due to rapid city growth and limited water supplies, to maintain long-term sustainability.

St. Louis Park, MN invites residents to their National Day of Racial Healing event, featuring student-led talks and a choral performance, emphasizing community and racial equity.

San Antonio officials release winter weather response plan, urging residents to prepare for the cold, provide shelters, and offer free VIA transport to warming centers.

Coon Rapids Police expressed appreciation for community donations over $1,000 to their Police Explorers program following a grocery bagging fundraiser. The funds support the Explorers' competition in Rochester.

Two Arizona school districts are facing significant financial risks, according to the Arizona Auditor General's report. Isaac Elementary has a receiver appointed due to budget overruns.

Union City's MLK Day of Service clean-up event has been postponed due to adverse weather conditions, prioritizing participant safety. A new date will be announced.

A fire engulfed an RV in Lake Havasu City, with firefighters managing to control the blaze in 30 minutes; no injuries were reported and the cause remains under investigation.

Beth Sams retires from the Eden Prairie Police Department after 34 years, having been a crucial part of establishing its 911 system and engaging in community outreach.

Austin's soon-to-begin light rail system, scheduled for groundbreaking in 2027, is set to have 15 stops over a 10-mile stretch with an estimated 28,000 weekday riders, while also causing significant changes to the city's street grid.

Baltimore's Martin Luther King Jr. parade is canceled due to expected bad weather, with no plans to reschedule. Safety concerns are cited for the decision.

Prescribed Fire Fest at Edward Medard Conservation Park offers interactive wildland firefighting and land management activities.