CDS is hosting a "Building Austin" event on February 20, 2025, to showcase infrastructure plans in Northeast Austin, including major road and water projects.

Boulder opens a temporary extreme weather shelter to protect unhoused residents from subzero temperatures, with city partners coordinating outreach and specialized options for various demographics.

The Modesto Police Department received a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety for a Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Program aimed at reducing crashes and injuries.

La Jolla Shores beach was closed due to a sewage spill of around 850 gallons, partially reaching the ocean. The area was retested for safety and an advisory remains despite lifting the closure.

Clark County is hosting "Missing in Nevada Day" on February 1, 2025, to support families of missing persons by collecting DNA and other identifying information.

The City of Minneapolis is offering grants to assist homeowners with private sewer repairs, accepting applications from February 3-24, prioritizing local owner-occupants.

The Garland Police Department's Unidos event was a significant community gathering focusing on education and resources, with police and library representatives speaking and a notable turnout.

San Francisco's Native American history will be highlighted with the opening of the Wakan Tipi Visitor Center in a regional park by fall 2025, emphasizing the recognition of American Indian communities.

The Grand River Dam Authority granted $17,500 to Stillwater's Myers Park for playground improvements, contributing to the project's $60,000-$80,000 budget.

Adam Berrios becomes the new Executive Director of Visit Sandy Springs, focused on boosting the city's tourism growth, drawing on his experience across the Southeast.

Athens-Clarke County's Leisure Services Director, Kent Kilpatrick, has announced his retirement effective April 1, 2025, after nearly 40 years of service.

Herrera Elementary in North Houston stopped charging parents a late pick-up fee, which wasn't approved by the district, following commotion and a directive for corrective action.

A free Pecan Pest Management Workshop in Shawnee will provide knowledge and continuing education units for pesticide applicators on Feb. 20 at Gordon Cooper Technology Center.