The Lewisville Police Department is hosting a Coffee with Cops event to foster communication between officers and residents, seeking venue suggestions for future gatherings to encourage open dialogue and community engagement.

Douglas County's Strive to Thrive event on Jan. 28 will offer a free meal and resources from over 20 local service organizations to support residents in need.

The Lewisville Police Department is providing information on two public warming centers at the Lewisville Public Library and The Salvation Army Lewisville center to help those needing shelter from the cold.

In 2024, 19 Chandler, Arizona firefighters had babies, which was celebrated in a photo shoot and highlighted the department's significant 'baby boom'.

The Three Kings Day parade in East Harlem, hosted by El Museo del Barrio Museum, featured music, costumes, and honored the Wise Men with crowds enjoying the event and concluding activities.

Plymouth's annual Fire & Ice coloring contest for all ages started Jan. 6, with submissions due by Jan. 17. Winners will be announced Jan. 21 and receive gift cards.

Teresa Woodruff, an academic from Michigan State University, received the National Medal of Science in Washington, D.C., for her pioneering work in oncofertility.

A Butler County resident won over $1 million playing MONOPOLY Progressive Jackpots, an online Pennsylvania Lottery game with shared multi-state jackpots.

The Boston Police Department held a recruitment event at Quincy Market to attract new officers and explain the Civil Service Exam process. The initiative focuses on community policing and diversity in the force.

Nobel laureate and Northwestern University chemist Sir Fraser Stoddart has died at 82, known for his pioneering work in nanoscience and molecular machines.

One person has died in a house fire on Laurelwood Drive in Tyrone, with the cause and circumstances under investigation. Firefighters were forced to retreat due to the deteriorating conditions.

Eden Kendall returns to TV as the co-host of WJXT-TV's "River City Live," departing from her position at "99.9 Gator Country" WGNE where she spent many years in radio.

Portland's Urban Forestry introduces a new, simpler Tree Removal and Replanting Permit process to address complaints about the old system's complexity.