The DeKalb County Board of Ethics will meet on January 16, 2025, to discuss items including a monthly report and changes to the Ethics Code. Public comments are scheduled, and an executive session may follow.

The Minneapolis Police Department is mourning the loss of Haven, a mounted patrol horse, after he died during surgery. Haven was praised for his role in enhancing community relations since 2017.

A water main break in Stuart caused flooding and service disruptions, leading to a boil water advisory for affected residents. Repair efforts are underway with quality tests to follow.

Yavapai County residents gathered for the annual Blue Lights ceremony to show support for local law enforcement, with officials highlighting the community's unwavering backing.

Efforts to help St. Louis natives Perry and Moll are underway after they lost homes in the California wildfires, with the community supporting them through GoFundMe campaigns.

JEA is starting its routine tree trimming program to enhance safety and ensure reliable electricity in Atlantic Beach, with an online map showing affected areas.

Jacksonville Beach residents are invited to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day at St. Paul by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, with guest speaker Bishop Rudolph W. McKissick Jr.

The Las Vegas Aces and the Los Angeles Sparks are hosting a donation drive to support wildfire victims, collecting essential items at the Aces' headquarters.

Denver celebrates the opening of St. Francis Apartments West, a new 60-unit housing community for seniors exiting homelessness, offering support services and maintaining affordability.

Old Town Lewisville offers free, wheelchair-accessible guided walking tours with a history-keeper, covering local landmarks and tales, available on various dates year-round. Registration is online 90 days in advance.

Aurora introduced a Community Resource Guide for immigrants and refugees in the ResilienceNet app, designed to help newcomers access city and community support services.

The filing period for Lewisville City Council seats 4, 5, and 6 has begun, with each term lasting three years. Candidates must be qualified voters living in the district they aim to represent.

The NYPD's "Operation Restore Roosevelt" in Queens gets positive feedback at its 90-day mark for reducing crime and bringing back customers, but local leaders seek an operation extension due to remaining issues such as nearby alleged brothels.