Arlington residents are encouraged to use the Ask Arlington app to report environmental concerns ahead of severe winter weather, with the app's recent update enhancing the response time and effectiveness of local authorities.

Jacksonville's Emergency Preparedness Division issues heating safety tips and provides warming centers in response to cold weather and recent house fires.

Baker College fined $2.5 million by the U.S. Dept. of Education for misrepresenting job placement rates and salaries.

St. Louis Park's annual NYE Skate event saw nearly 400 attendees enjoying skating, hot cocoa, and a fire pit to welcome the new year, with the city providing rentals and free drinks for an inclusive celebration.

Jon McCullough was sworn into the Maple Grove City Council in a ceremony, succeeding where Mayor Steffenson and Councilmember Janigo attended, but Johnson and Ostaffe were absent.

States and advocacy groups prepare legal strategies to counteract anticipated Trump administration policies on immigration, climate, and reproductive rights.

Milwaukee's South Side welcomes the reopening of Fire Station 31, enhancing local fire and emergency response services, and reinforcing community protection and engagement.

St. Louis Park, MN, conducted a thorough sort of 3,121 pounds of recycling to assess the community's habits and educate on proper recycling practices, such as correct disposal of paper egg cartons and broken toys.

Wake Forest officials prepare for icy conditions, pre-treating roads and readying snow removal equipment, while advising residents to travel safely and help clear storm drains.

Nearly 900 Coon Rapids residents participate in the city's organics recycling program, which includes newly added drop sites, aiming to align with a mandate for curbside organic waste collection by 2030.

Portage has approved $1.6 million for tornado relief, with $1 million for businesses and $600,000 for residential repairs, pending further county approval.

The article discusses community efforts to aid victims of the Los Angeles wildfires, including animals, detailing fundraising initiatives and resources for those impacted.

The DeKalb County Public Library Board of Trustees will meet on January 13 at the Darro C. Willey–Administrative Center, with a livestream option available.