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.

The Lewisville Public Library offers January activities including Family Craft Night and meditation sessions, and hosts a pre-release party for "Onyx Storm."

The City of Dallas is providing aid and shelter to the homeless during cold weather, seeking volunteers for assistance, and promoting community events and resources.

The City of Dallas is considering changes to its Off-Street Parking Code and seeks public input at a meeting on January 16th, 2025. Proposed amendments may lead to more flexible parking requirements to support community growth.

NY Attorney General Letitia James advises New Yorkers to be cautious of charity scams during the LA wildfires relief efforts and provides tips for safe donating.

Kristina Rorrer, a dispatcher in Lawton, Oklahoma, earned recognition for superbly handling over 10,000 calls at the city's 911 dispatch center in 2024.

The Milwaukee Police Department is promoting shelter dog adoptions in partnership with MADACC, featuring dogs like Jet, a playful 2-year-old Terrier awaiting a home since November.

Wake Forest braces for a winter storm with closures and service changes, including cancelled basketball games and early closures of community centers and transport services. Brine trucks are deployed to tackle icy roads.

Wright County announces the upcoming "Point In Time" Count to assess the local homeless population and informs of multiple services offering help such as resource backpacks, oil changes, and gas cards.

The Houston Public Library is hosting an event where local author Jennifer Mathieu will discuss her new novel, "The Faculty Lounge," on January 25, 2025.

Eden Prairie invites residents to partake in a survey on the city's quality of life and announces a student contest themed around Black History Month. Council members are sworn in, with new plans discussed for city development and infrastructure.

The Austin-Travis County EOC ended its heightened alert as cold weather subsided, maintaining regular hours for warming centers and advising residents to stay informed and prepared.