A musician‑founded taproom in Lowertown is fundraising to survive. MetroNOME’s taproom and its Fingal’s Cave student stage could be lost without a $25K bridge loan.

Registration for the Jacksonville Environmental Symposium is closing soon. The event on February 12-13 will feature discussions on environmental issues and is free, but space is limited.

After a Dec. 25 blaze left dozens displaced, south-side Milwaukee tenants say a Feb. 28 move-out order and confusing management messages are keeping them from their belongings.

St. Charles County Sheriff's Office offers an advanced 13-week police academy for residents, including tours and a deep dive into law enforcement operations, with applications due by Feb. 16.

Illinois American Water filed to fund $577 million in upgrades; the company says typical water bills could rise roughly $14 per month while wastewater charges could jump about $28. Consumer groups say the request raises affordability concerns as the ICC begins its review.

St. Charles County announces the 2026 application period for senior property tax relief from March 1 to June 30, potentially saving eligible seniors on property taxes.

Shawnee State Park in Ohio hosts its Annual Nature Wellness Weekend in May, featuring outdoor activities and programs aimed at attendees' mental and physical rejuvenation.

St. Charles County snowplow drivers worked tirelessly in shifts during a heavy snowstorm, plowing 1,700 miles of road to ensure public safety and road accessibility.

Day of Gratitude returns to Allegiant Stadium on June 6, 2026, honoring U.S. service members with music, awards and on-site support for veterans and their families.

The Janesville Senior Center announces previews for international trips in 2026 and 2027, including a Canadian Maritimes tour and a Holland-Belgium river cruise, prioritizing rich cultural experiences.

Detroit's Washington Boulevard Senior Apartments' broken elevator has left elderly residents stranded, prompting community concern and a response from the building management and city officials.

Two Ashton coworkers thought a Lucky Day Lotto ticket had won $350 — the Illinois Lottery app showed $350,000. They plan to split the prize and invest their shares.

Calls to New Orleans' 311 line failed Tuesday, leaving residents to use the online portal or backup numbers. The city points people to NOLA-311 and an alternate phone line.