The Hawai‘i Police Department's Vice Division seized large amounts of drugs, firearms, and ammunition in 2025, leading to 297 arrests and 427 warrants issued.

St. Louis has increased its emergency shelter beds to over 600 due to winter conditions, and provides transportation to shelters via pickups and the United Way 211 Helpline.

WSDOT seeks community feedback for safety improvements at SR 305 and High School Road, including a roundabout to reduce fatal crashes. An open house on Feb. 11 at Woodward Middle School will discuss the project.

Surprise, AZ celebrates the start of Spring Training with the 24th Annual Mayor's Welcome Back Reception on February 18, featuring community leaders and team officials.

St. John the Baptist Parish provides residents with options to recycle Christmas trees either through curbside collection or by dropping them off at the Parish Recycle Yard.

Campbell County Schools canceled classes Wednesday after local crews warned that backroads were too hazardous to travel amid icy, refreezing conditions. Local media and emergency posts urged caution.

Cobb County opens a new facility to centralize recovery-based programs, aiming to support individuals battling addiction with services like counseling and court programs.

A 94‑year‑old retired LAUSD teacher was mistakenly flagged as deceased and briefly lost her CalSTRS pension; the agency says payments were restored after the family pushed for a fix.

Charlotte County solicits volunteers for advisory boards in various municipal service units, with specific vacancies detailed, including residency requirements and contact information for applications.

Pinal County Public Works employees received high honors at the 2026 Arizona Engineers Awards, including Sielle Neal's Rising Star and Ray Garcia's Outstanding Operations award.

Oak Creek reminds residents of the impending property tax installment due January 31, 2025, and advises early mailing due to postal changes starting December 24. Online payments are available at ocwi.org/taxes.

The Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians has filed plans to renovate a Midtown building into a cultural and tribal government center, aiming to start work this year.

Deputy Christy of the TCSO participated in the Guns & Hoses Grappling Tournament, raising $858.86 for the Special Olympics and embodying the department's commitment to community service.