Maple Avenue Extension in Carrboro reopens as a one-way street following construction for the new library complex.

The Kent County Animal Shelter is relocating temporarily to 2055 Oak Industrial Drive NE during renovations at their main facility. With reduced capacity, they are encouraging adoptions and seeking community assistance.

The Oregon Office of Emergency Management provides safety tips for 2025, advising residents to update emergency plans, stockpile supplies, and stay informed on local emergency procedures.

The 2nd Friday Art Walk in downtown Carrboro and Chapel Hill offers art exhibitions, live music, and performances, with venues open from 6 to 8 p.m. on Jan. 10.

The CIDRAP report highlights the potential risks of CWD from deer to humans, emphasizing the need for better preparedness and response plans to address this issue.

Dallas responds to freezing temperatures with road monitoring, prioritizing safety with brine and sand trucks, activating protocols for the homeless, and advising residents on pipe protection.

Boston Police District A-7 hosted a meeting to discuss safety with East Boston's Spanish-speaking community, focusing on inclusivity and communication.

The City of Cambridge plans to commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a special event featuring speeches and poetry at St. Peter's Episcopal Church.

Waukesha County officials encourage residents to test their homes for radon during National Radon Action Month, highlighting that up to 50% of area homes have elevated levels. Affordable test kits are available for about $10.

San Luis inaugurates its first Engineering Department, led by City Engineer Tomas Sanchez, expected to enhance project management and infrastructure development.

The Department of Labor secured over $1 million in back pay and damages for 70 underpaid ice company workers in California, enforcing federal overtime regulations.

The Garland NAACP is organizing its 36th annual parade and weekend events to honor Martin Luther King Jr., featuring a parade, a musical, a youth extravaganza, and various community services closures for MLK Day.

The West Hawai‘i Civic Center is set to host the inaugural HI-PAL Keiki Fun Run/Walk on January 18, promoting kids' health and police-community relations.