Oʻahu's Point‑in‑Time snapshot shows untreated mental illness and a clogged court system are keeping people on the streets.

Volunteer slots for Washington County's Eisenbahn Trail cleanup event were quickly filled, demonstrating community commitment to environmental stewardship.

Pottawatomie County Emergency Management warns of black ice on roads, advising residents to travel with caution, slow down, and consider delaying trips.

Newark school district's decision to dismiss and require high school sports coaches to reapply has caused unrest among coaches, students, and parents, citing concerns over program stability.

Residents at the Historic Lofts say it's the fourth time pipes have burst in under two years, leaving units soaked and tenants stretched thin.

Milton's first responders and public works crews worked tirelessly through an ice storm, ensuring safety and road access, with community cooperation reducing accident rates.

Janesville Transit will honor Rosa Parks on Transit Equity Day, February 4, by reserving the front bus seat with a sign and flower, recognizing her civil rights impact.

Nearly 300 Community Health Care workers will stage informational pickets across Pierce County over pay, benefits and disciplinary practices after stalled contract talks.

Torchy's Tacos closes its Atlanta location, part of a larger wave of nationwide shutdowns, while expressing gratitude to staff and guests. The brand, known for its Tex-Mex cuisine, refocuses its strategy.

Hamilton, Ohio, thanked its crews and essential services for clearing roads during a winter storm, emphasizing teamwork and public service dedication in maintaining safety and infrastructure resilience.

The South Milwaukee School Board voted to dissolve its deal to buy the old Cudahy YMCA after a facilities review put repairs near $13M; trustees say taxes and community feedback drove the choice.

Sakura Square has applied for roughly $30 million from Denver’s DDA to rebuild the block’s temple, shops and a public plaza as leaders press the board ahead of Tuesday’s vote.

Oregon has several civic advisory committee meetings in February, open for public participation and focused on various sectors like transportation and public services.