Sandy Police Department held a Public Safety & Crime Prevention Fair to enhance community safety and engagement, featuring several units and a K-9 demonstration.

Pacifica’s short-term rental rewrite is already in force inland but stalled on the coast, leaving neighborhoods under different rules and straining city revenue.

Rob Hirst, Midnight Oil drummer and co-founder, has died at 70 after battling pancreatic cancer, leaving a legacy of political and environmental rock anthems.

Lawrenceville announces the reopening of city offices on January 27 after a closure, with courts remaining closed, sanitation services on a delayed schedule, the large item pick-up on January 30 canceled, and the Lawrenceville Arts Center reopening.

A high school hockey team memorializes late teammate Graysen Briggs, who died of rare cancer, by draping his jersey at games and aspiring to win a state championship in his honor.

A lost dog was returned to its owner by the Darby Township Police Department, who posted the successful reunion on social media after the community spread the word.

Fort Worth Fire and the HOPE Team moved roughly 150 people from a freezing downtown encampment Sunday, handing out hundreds of warm items and transporting one hypothermia patient to hospital.

Memphis halts solid waste collection due to unsafe road conditions from a winter storm, urging residents to leave their bins curbside until services resume.

The LVMPD participated in the Cabalgata, a vibrant display of Hispanic heritage at Horseman's Park, celebrating cultural contributions and community bonds.

The WM Phoenix Open features a partnership with Novel Ice Cream, which created a special "WMPO Green Dream" flavor, supporting local charities with 20% of sales.

Lehi City is hosting a Valentine's Sweetheart Dance for daughters and caregivers on February 13, offering dancing and bonding activities for $5 per child.

The Pierce County Council announced a schedule of meetings from January 26-30, covering various topics important to the community, with sessions on rules, economic development, and more.

Clay County, Florida, seeks nominations for its Veteran and Volunteer of the Year 2025 awards. Recognitions will occur at a free event on April 25, 2026. Nominations close March 16.