Boston Police Department's District B-2 officers participated in the "No Books No Ball" basketball event at Orchard Gardens School in Roxbury to strengthen community engagement.

City of Seguin offices and library are closed on January 20, 2024, for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but essential services like trash collection continue. Normal operations resume January 21.

The City of Bothell is seeking volunteers for city boards and commissions, including a new Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion advisory committee. Applications are open until February 21, 2025.

The MSCS Board discussed the potential removal of Superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins following no-confidence votes and allegations of misconduct, with divergent views on whether to extend her contract.

Summit County's Medical Examiner will release the autopsy results of Jazmir Tucker, shot by Akron police, without commenting on the BCI investigation.

The DeKalb County School Board approved a $9.4 million purchase of electric buses to cut emissions and costs, alongside investing in new furniture and various infrastructure upgrades.

Meta Platforms Inc. announces a 5% workforce reduction, with layoffs starting February 10th, as part of a company-wide performance management initiative to increase efficiency.

Louisville's "Skate With A Cop" event got postponed due to a severe cold forecast, prioritizing public safety. New details will be provided as they're rescheduled.

Lafayette seeks new lifeguards and offers certification courses for individuals aged 15 and up, highlighting the importance of this role for community safety at pools during the summer season. Registration is available online or at city offices.

The Church of God in Christ is scheduled to move their annual Holy Convocation from Memphis to St. Louis for 2026-2028, due to accommodation challenges in Memphis.

Austin HSEM is set to host an Emergency Preparedness Pop-Up event at the John Gillum Library to help residents prep for disasters with advice and free supplies.

Minnesota's DHS announces rate increases for MHM services, CMS approval of waiver amendments, an invitation for professionals to join EPRC, and clarification on DWRS compensation policy.

Minnetonka Police launch an initiative requiring residents to register their alarm systems to reduce false alarms, teaming with CryWolf Services for this purpose and charging a $20 annual fee.