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.

Issaquah offers free CERT training to residents, covering emergency preparedness, medical procedures, and disaster response, with registration now open for spring sessions.

The Sterling Heights Goodfellows organization supports over 300 families annually with Christmas boxes to ensure no child misses holiday joy, fueled by volunteers and community donations.

Denton city's weekend facilities like parks and libraries reopen with a delay due to winter weather, cautioning residents of possible icy roads and advising to avoid unnecessary travel until Saturday morning.

The Gailor Family Law Litigation Clinic, serving low-income families in Wake County, received a $30,000 grant from the WCBA Foundation to expand its services.

Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid provided a webinar on immigration systems, offering guidance for immigrants under the new administration, with Saint Paul's support and resources for non-English speakers.

CTU President Stacy Davis Gates apologized after comparing CPS CEO Pedro Martinez to a special needs student, drawing criticism from the special education community.

Gatlinburg responds to winter storm with operational changes, including the suspension of its trolley system and adjusted hours for the community center, to ensure safety.

Lawton, Oklahoma is set to host a Special City Council Meeting and Swearing-In Ceremony for new city officials on January 13 at the Wayne Gilley Auditorium.