Hillsborough County's Rapid Response team is set to clean up East Leto from Jan 26-30, allowing residents to dispose of large items curbside, excluding yard waste, commercial tires, and hazardous materials.

A long-running South Bay grief program closed after a funding loss. Its founders are launching Footsteps Forward to restore counseling, crisis response and training.

A coalition analysis finds more than 58,000 Chicagoans experienced homelessness in 2024 — triple the city's one‑night count. The mismatch could reshape funding and services.

Queen Creek inaugurated the Gail A. Barney Public Safety Support Facility to improve emergency response, repurposing a former sports complex for police and fire department use.

Atlanta Councilmember Bakhtiari is taking action post-task force report on Edgewood crime, including legislative steps to enhance safety and regulate nightlife.

IGNITE Broward Festival is transforming Hollywood's ArtsPark with interactive light and art installations from February 13-22. The event, free to the public, showcases over 25 installations across Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, and Dania Beach.

The Diana Natalicio Institute for Hispanic Student Success hosted a celebration honoring its namesake's legacy and impact on education at The University of Texas at El Paso.

The Bremerton Fire Department celebrates Navigator Rachelle's Master's Degree in Social Work from Walden University, highlighting her educational dedication alongside her fire service duties.

Clark County allocated $10 million for the "Forever One" memorial at the Las Vegas mass shooting site, featuring a 58-foot light tower and 58 candles to honor the victims.

Keller honored its Fire-Rescue Department at a ceremony with new positions for Chief Skaggs, Deputy Chief Huntley, and Fire Marshal Billarreal. The event included a traditional badge-pinning symbolizing their commitment to the community.

Fort Lauderdale warns against water activities in Karen Canal due to sewer overflow, affecting water quality from NE 6th Court to N Victoria Terrace. The advisory is in place until further notice.

The Johnson City Senior Center is conducting a pet food drive to support seniors and their pets, complementing their annual Spring Forward for Seniors initiative.

Parents and alumni say they've raised $282,000 and are demanding a 90-day moratorium and an audit as St. Hubert faces an uncertain future in Hoffman Estates.