The Eden Prairie Art Center offers diverse art classes for all ages, from 'Try Art!' workshops to specialized courses in mediums like fused glass and graphic novels, with prices ranging from $10 to $195.

Renovations to Seattle's historic Washington Hall honor its legacy of inclusion, with upgrades funded by Historic Seattle Grant and Seattle ARTS Cultural Facilities Fund, enhancing accessibility and preserving the venue's multicultural history.

A Texas appeals court ruled that the state lacks jurisdiction to sue Google under the Deceptive Trade Practices Act, questioning Texas' ability to enforce state laws against the tech giant.

The Vancouver Police is hosting a Community Policing Information Session to educate locals on neighborhood safety and reporting crimes, on January 15 at the Firstenburg Center.

The City of Sacramento is hosting Access Leisure open houses to showcase adaptive sports and activities for individuals with disabilities and veterans.

The Houston Texans have donated $1 million to aid wildfire relief in Southern California, with the support transcending football rivalry as part of the NFL’s wider $5 million commitment.

The Plano Texas Police Department announces their participation in the Collin County NAACP MLK Parade on January 20th, with Chief Ed Drain as Grand Marshal.

The Plano Police Department is seeking community feedback through its Annual Citizen Survey, emphasizing its role in shaping effective policing strategies.

The City of Peoria may raise fees for credit card payments for city services, proposing a standardized 2.80% service fee. A council meeting on March 25, 2025, will determine the outcome.

Public commenting for State La Plata South Oil and Gas Development Plan has begun, with a town hall set for January 27, 2025. Written comments can also be submitted online.

Grand Rapids residents face another water main leak near the site of last summer’s major flooding, prompting a local water shutdown and repair efforts.

OKC's trash and recycle collection delayed from Friday to Saturday due to service disruption. Residents advised to place bins by 6 a.m. Bulk waste not affected. Repair services for carts will be a priority next week.

The City of Sacramento reported progress on homelessness, with 471 out of 725 calls addressed and 25 individuals housed in city facilities, although space remains limited.