St. Louis Park Middle School hosted a community walk event on Jan. 11 as part of a monthly series, offering 1-2 mile indoor/outdoor walks for all residents.

Commerce City invites residents to join various boards and commissions to influence local policies and growth.

Goats are being used in Steiner Ranch, Travis County, for wildfire prevention by grazing on hazardous vegetation, as part of a community effort to enhance resilience against wildfires.

The Anoka County 2025 Polar Plunge is returning, with the Blaine Police Department announcing the event on February 22 to support Special Olympics athletes. Participants can take an icy dip or contribute through pledges.

Maple Grove residents engaged in a hometown trivia challenge posted by the local government on social media, learning facts about their community, like the city's park count and retail space size.

Minnesota's Coon Rapids Police Department posts on social media against drunk driving, emphasizing its widespread consequences and urging community responsibility for road safety.

HEA will host a summit in Honolulu to address Hawaii's teacher shortage, discussing solutions and teacher apprenticeship programs with various educational sector representatives.

Landmark Tours is hosting a free travel show on January 21, offering City of Blaine residents a look at luxury, stress-free vacation options with full-service itinerary planning.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel released guidance for law enforcement on managing protests to protect First Amendment rights and uphold state laws.

The Hasselbring Senior Center in Flint is suing the city over alleged interference and bullying, while the city aims to take control to improve services and comply with ordinances.

The White Settlement Police Department is hosting the 2025 Polar Plunge to support local Special Olympics athletes, inviting all ages to participate and raise funds with a cold water dive.

The St. Bernard Parish Government and Ochsner Blood Bank are hosting a blood drive on January 6 in response to a recent tragedy, facilitating community donations to address the blood supply shortage.

Central Ohio residents enjoy the region's first significant snowfall by sledding at local parks. Popular spots like Clinton-Como and Scioto Audubon are ready for winter activities.