An Arizona gym is hosting a workout event to honor fallen Scottsdale Detective Ryan So and fundraise for his family.

The Fort Worth Public Library has launched the Fun Tracker program to integrate cultural events with library activities, including seasonal challenges and book-related celebrations.

Michigan schools delay or close due to winter weather, with snowfall expected to worsen, causing hazardous road conditions and a deep freeze across the region.

The Aloha United Way hosted a Nonprofit Resource Fair at Windward Mall to connect the community with various support services and promote their partner agencies.

Fort Worth has announced city office closures and continued regular garbage collection for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Other city services and facilities have mixed operational changes.

St. Louis Park updates its 4d housing program for tax incentives on affordable units, announces SPARC meeting dates, offers rental license training, and hosts a racial healing event.

Crystal City ISD has laid off 32 staff members due to financial strains, leading to community unrest and the planned closure of their pre-K program for 3-year-olds.

Fort Worth is offering a 30% discount on annual fitness memberships at community centers throughout January. Residents might also have the cost covered by some insurance plans.

Master Firefighter Christopher Higgins died following a medical emergency while responding to a fire. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of death.

Original steel grates from Michigan's Mackinac Bridge are up for auction, with a closing date of January 21 on GovDeals.com. The grates are lead-paint coated and require a Hold Harmless agreement. Proceeds support bridge maintenance.

Orange County launches a free Financial Empowerment Center program to help residents improve their financial health through personalized counseling, funded by a $300,000 grant.

The Scottsdale Fire Department demonstrated its new training facility's capabilities, including use of the jaws of life, at a live rescue demonstration.

The Philadelphia Green Schools Program is providing up to $2,500 for local schools to pursue sustainability projects, with an interactive showcase for students and community involvement.