Many Middletown customers say their first bills after a cyberattack are much higher than expected. City officials say payments were credited and outline dispute steps.

Priscilla Tyree Williams leads Raleigh's vertical construction projects, excluding the Convention Center, Parks, and Water projects, as featured in a city video series.

Suson Park's All Around the Barn Tours, offered by St. Louis County Parks and Recreation, are now open for registration, offering interactive farm-life experiences from April to November.

An event titled "Valentine's Speed-Friending" is set for Feb. 12 at Raleigh's Five Points Center, aiming to help adults make new friends over activities and conversations.

Hamilton County consolidated multiple social‑service offices into a new Bond Hill Central Campus, moving Jobs and Family Services out of the Alms & Doepke building downtown. The downtown site was sold to a developer for conversion into 150+ apartments.

Localtopia returns to Williams Park this Saturday with 300+ vendors, fare-free SunRunner service and bike valet. Expect street closures and limited downtown parking.

A proposed bill would create a $5M statewide salt reserve, fund plow upgrades and require municipalities to publish real‑time road‑clearing maps.

Overflowing bins and icy alleys have left parts of Washington waiting for pickups after a late‑January storm. DPW says crews are digging alleys out and asks residents to move cans to the front.

Statesville Police officers will participate in the Special Olympics Polar Plunge to support the athletes and raise $1,500, challenging the fire department.

San Mateo supervisors approved a $2M initiative to subsidize wages for new hires and support local job growth. The county will issue an RFP to pick a program administrator.

An emergency warming shelter opened at The Father’s Heart in Oregon City Monday night; volunteers were asked to sign up and dinner was offered to arriving guests.

A community mini market in Watts reopens with EBT acceptance and a public ribbon-cutting Friday, backed by local organizers and state small-business programs.

More than 2,000 LA nurses will begin coordinated walkouts on Feb. 19 — a weeklong action at USC Keck and a one‑day strike at Centinela — over staffing and health‑plan changes.