Meridian will take over Wentzville's curbside trash, recycling and yard-waste operations in late spring; billing and customer service will move to the company. Expect new carts and some new fees.

A Georgia man with a criminal past received 130 months in prison for illegally possessing a firearm after a traffic stop led to his arrest and the discovery of a stolen Glock.

Hundreds braved freezing temperatures to form a human "SOS" on Bde Maka Ska as part of coordinated anti‑ICE actions. Aerial video and organizers say the visual protest was meant to escalate pressure on federal officials.

Noblesville offers various events, including basketball games, a Maker Lab opening, a shopping event, a trivia night, and an intersection closure for downtown work. Snow removal efforts continue.

Tampa Police will enforce a no-fly zone for personal drones during the Pirate Invasion and Gasparilla Parade, urging public safety and deploying their own drones for surveillance.

Hundreds briefly occupied Gerberding Hall at the University of Washington during a national ICE Out action, delivering four demands on ICE cooperation, surveillance and protections.

Barberton invites nominations for its Walk of Fame, seeking individuals whose achievements and contributions have impacted the community. Nominations are accepted by email or mail, with forms available online.

Mold discovered at the Delta Gamma sorority house in Norman forced residents out and paused repairs while leaders plan a larger renovation.

Mayor Michael Caldwell outlined Woodstock's progress and future plans including infrastructure investment, economic growth, public safety improvements, and quality of life developments in his 2026 State of the City Address.

Lakewood's Division of Aging organizes a Carnation Sale for Valentine's Day, supporting senior services, with orders accepted online until Feb. 9 and pick-up on Feb. 13.

High school students across Tarrant County walked out Friday to protest immigration enforcement. Large gatherings formed in Polytechnic Heights and at Hurst's Chisholm Park.

Gwinnett County officials prepare to inform residents about winter storm plans at a scheduled news conference.

The City of Edmond is encouraging utility customers to enroll in AutoPay by entering them into a sweepstakes for a chance to win one of two $500 Visa gift cards.