A new shelter for women will open in Portland's Old Town on Tuesday, providing 52 beds at the Salvation Army Female Emergency Shelter, in line with Mayor Keith Wilson's homelessness solution plan.

Wildwood has resumed garbage collection services on a delayed schedule due to recent winter weather, while yard waste pickup is postponed until the following week. Residents must clear private streets for access.

LaTanya Hill was reappointed to the Supreme Court's Committee on Juvenile Courts in Illinois, where she'll serve until 2027, emphasizing her expertise in juvenile court processes.

Santa Clarita will host its annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Walk on January 20, encouraging participation in a peaceful walk and community service, with speeches emphasizing King's ideals of nonviolence and hope.

The City of Yukon, Oklahoma, reminds residents to sign up for the last chance at diverse programs at the Yukon Community Center, including Young Chefs and Busy Hands Steam Lab.

White Settlement Community Services introduces a Puppet Theater-themed storytime event on January 8th, offering interactive storytelling with hand puppets, aiming to promote engagement and literacy among children.

Memphis organizations are providing Thanksgiving meals for the unhoused, with Hospitality Hub arranging transportation to a meal, and Jesus People Church & Daughters of Zion serving food. Other local missions offer support throughout the day.

Ukrainian immigrant Bohdan Fetisov looks forward to graduating from the Charlotte fire academy, intending to give back to the community in Charlotte, NC.

Minnetonka is updating its zoning ordinance to better reflect community goals and the 2040 Comprehensive Plan, with a rewrite process involving staff, a workgroup, and public input over 18 months.

Justin Hajek was named Employee of the Month in Seguin for his exemplary dedication at the Seguin Events Complex, going above his duties especially during staff shortages.

The next Wildwood Business Forum on January 23 aims to provide networking and insights on local economic updates, including sign regulations and community projects.

Copper, the BPD Comfort Dog, visited early childhood classes at Pope John Paul II Catholic Academy, offering support and education on her law enforcement role.

The Ennis Police Department opens a warming station for those affected by the cold, providing a free space at 206 South Dallas Street with daily operations, and potentially overnight accommodations.