Councilwoman Misty Spears is hosting a "New Year, New You" event in San Antonio to support local resolutions with resources for personal and financial growth.

Elyria Parks & Recreation launched "Squeaky Sneakers Soccer" for kids 4-6. The program fosters soccer skills and good sportsmanship with sessions at South Recreation Center. Enrollment costs $42/$52 and ends February 1.

Fort Worth Public Library hosts Lunar New Year events across seven branches, highlighting diverse Asian traditions.

Meta House is more than 90% to its $35M Project Horizon goal and has launched a $400K dollar-for-dollar match as roughly $2.7M remains to raise. Construction is moving toward a 2026 opening.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office is recruiting at two local events this week for various roles, offering candidates a chance to meet with hiring professionals.

The Fitzgerald Recreation Center in Warren is temporarily closed due to mechanical issues, with updates expected by Spring 2026. Alternative senior programs are arranged at a different location.

Minnesota added about 33,000 residents last year as domestic migration reversed a decade-long trend, federal and state estimates show.

Charlotte residents are facing city service delays post-storm. Collections will occur when safe, and the Grady Cole Center has closed. CATS operates on a limited schedule, concluding by midnight. Updates are available at the City's info center.

The Carmel Police Department introduced Park Resource Officers to build community relations and ensure the safety of park visitors through a proactive and approachable presence.

The Fort Worth Public Library is partnering with the Fire Department to offer free CPR and AED training to residents in February, without certification, at various libraries.

Hickory adjusts services due to winter weather, with changes in waste collection and facility schedules. Libraries and recreation centers operate on modified hours, while some activities are rescheduled.

New Orleans activates a new Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon along the Lafitte Greenway to enhance safety for pedestrians and cyclists, and educates the public on its use.

Flyers with racist and antisemitic language were distributed in parts of Chanhassen; Carver County deputies are investigating and officials are asking for tips.