The Wake Forest Police Department partners with Heritage Station McDonald's to host a "Safety Day" benefiting Special Olympics North Carolina, featuring vehicle displays and donating 25% of sales.

The Tarrant County Tax Office reminds residents to pay their 2024 property taxes by January 31, 2025, to avoid penalties, and suggests using online payment for convenience.

Boy Scout Andrew Horner and his troop have constructed a flag retirement drop box in Wake Forest for community members to respectfully dispose of American flags.

St. Agnes Catholic School in Catonsville is closing after this school year due to financial issues and a 25% drop in enrollment since 2011, despite efforts and support from the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

ASU students from California face hardships as wildfires destroy or threaten their homes, with the community rallying support through fundraising and donation drives for those affected.

The Memphis Police Department mourns the loss of veteran Officer Charles H. Cathey, who served for over 30 years, working in various roles such as crime scene investigation.

Raleigh Parks and Recreation introduces a Pokémon card trading and training event for children aged 6-12 starting January 24, with sessions every Friday.

Farmington Hills, Michigan's City Council unanimously rejected Sheetz's proposal for a new gas station due to community concerns about its size, impact, and increased crime.

Arizona cities claim to have a reliable water supply plan for wildfires, contrasting with California's difficulties during the Palisades fire, as officials criticize Trump's politicization of the events.

Chanhassen City is seeking residents to fill open commission seats and encourages civic engagement through a Facebook post, inviting community members to influence the city's future.

Judge Ann B. Harris has been elected as the Chief Judge for the Cobb Judicial Circuit starting January 13. She has a history of addressing mental health issues and child support in the legal system.

Boston Police District E-5 officers joined seniors for coffee at the Boston Lodge of Elks, fostering community ties through conversation and light exercise.

Officer Malik Daricaud of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office received a $142,000 donation from the Fraternal Order of Police Foundation to clear his home mortgage after suffering severe injuries in the line of duty.