A concept site plan would put about 20 tiny homes and up to 72 RV spaces on the state‑owned Glassyard in southeast West Seattle as city leaders push to expand shelter. The filing is preliminary and would need state and city sign‑offs.

Rockdale County offers free tax aid to eligible residents, focusing on low-income seniors, through the VITA program at Johnson Park.

Fort Worth renames its North Animal Campus to Henry's Animal Campus, in memory of the city's canine ambassador who helped raise awareness and funds for animal welfare.

The Michigan DNR invites public input on outdoor recreation and conservation issues at meetings in February, with schedules and contact info available online.

A Chicago mother says mold, holes and drafts in her Albany Park unit are triggering her child's severe asthma after months of stalled repairs.

The article covers multiple road closures in St. Charles Parish due to construction, detailing closures on Hwy 628, Jonathan Street, and Ormond Center Court, with alternative routes and allowances for emergency vehicles.

An Iowa FedEx worker unexpectedly gave birth at work after saying she didn’t know she was pregnant. Both mother and baby are reported healthy and resting.

Garland facilities are reopening on Thursday after weather closures, with waste management resuming under a revised schedule. Residents are thanked for patience and city workers for their efforts.

Dallas's District 4 residents are invited to the D4 Master Plan Workshop to discuss public safety and economic development. The event is on January 31 and includes meals. RSVP is required.

Shorewood's Boutique Blowout event offers discounted designer clothing and accessories, with a $5 admission fee supporting the local "Donation for Recreation" program.

Residents packed a Rio Linda planning meeting to oppose a proposed halal 'kill floor' on Palladay Road over odor, traffic and well‑water concerns.

State Senator David Lucas introduced Senate Bill 380 to expand Medicaid in Georgia, aiming to increase access to healthcare for low-income families and provide economic benefits.

New Orleans Health Department offers free vaccines without requiring insurance or ID at Genoa Healthcare. Open weekdays, the initiative lasts until March 2026 and includes flu, COVID-19, pneumonia, and shingles vaccines.