A warming station at Dandridge Elementary is open through Monday. Transportation is available at 865‑475‑4911 ext. 301–305.

A small Antioch block has been without power for nearly a week after an ice storm knocked down poles and trees. Crews say hundreds of repairs remain and some outages could last days.

San Diego will add paid parking meters in Normal Heights, City Heights and Kensington next month, expanding metered hours along Adams Avenue and El Cajon Boulevard. City officials say revenue will fund local improvements.

Hymel's Florist, a family-run business in LaPlace, is known for artistic floral arrangements and gifts. They offer local and nationwide delivery and are commended for their role in the community.

District 8 commanders, SROs and Safe and Sound Westside leaders met to coordinate mentorship, prevention and outreach across the Leeward community.

A police‑run mobile clinic is stopping at Kalama Park each Monday to deliver medical checkups, benefits help and pet care to Kīhei’s unhoused residents.

A Fallbrook couple says state inspectors threatened arrest unless they allowed spraying or removal — they cut down 10 backyard citrus trees amid an HLB quarantine.

Milwaukee celebrated its 180th birthday with Mayor Johnson and Governor Evers at the historic Grain Exchange. A disco ball cake and local heritage displays highlighted the event, emphasizing community and tradition.

Activists in downtown Miami protested against ICE, calling for its abolition and criticizing its deportation practices and alleged involvement in eight killings.

"Hamilton" anchors Broadway in Atlanta's 2026/2027 season, which also features "Mrs. Doubtfire" and "Boop, the Musical," with additional diverse performances planned.

The City of Clayton highlights safety practices for residents in shared living spaces, emphasizing the importance of lock security, community vigilance, and fire preparedness.

A watermain break in Pickerington's Manor House Estates was swiftly repaired overnight, preventing a boil advisory and minimizing service disruptions.

Advocate Health is raising its systemwide starting wage to $18.85 and committing $776M to pay and benefits, effective on Jan. 30 paychecks. The package also expands tuition, retirement and mental‑health support.