Clark County is adding a new fee to phone bills starting April 1, 2026, to fund an upgrade from analog to digital 9-1-1 infrastructure, with incremental increases to a maximum of $1 for lines and $10 for trunk lines.

The Station Recreation Center is hosting a Valentine Cookie Decorating Class on February 11, where attendees can learn cookie decorating from a professional artist.

The City of Charlotte advises residents on preventing and dealing with frozen pipes, stressing the importance of insulation and preparedness during cold weather.

Kaiser Permanente healthcare professionals in Hawai‘i volunteered for ecological and cultural restoration projects on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, marking a decade-long tradition of community service.

Mayor Karen Bass mourns the loss of Reverend Doctor William Saxe Epps, praising his dedication to affordable housing and community leadership in Los Angeles.

An Ohio police department, North Olmsted PD, is using a direct social media post to recruit officers who feel undervalued, promising respect for their experience and competitive benefits.

Maple Grove, Minnesota, urges residents to go plastic-free in February to reduce waste and protect the environment, offering resources through the EcoChallenge platform.

The State Fair of Texas has paused its traditional rodeo and horse shows for the 2026 season, citing economic reasons and the need to keep the fair affordable for visitors.

St. Petersburg Fire Rescue highlights the crucial work of Fire Code Inspectors during Community Risk Reduction Week, emphasizing their role in preventing fires through meticulous inspections and enforcement.

Las Vegas will host the African American Trailblazer Service Awards on January 29, honoring locals for their contributions to the community as part of Black History Month events.

Joseph Nassise hosts a character-building writing workshop in Peoria on January 24 at Sunrise Mountain Library.

Hillsborough County, Florida, is opening cold weather shelters due to expected low temperatures, providing warmth for the homeless and those without heating.

ODNR urges Ohio boaters to enroll in a free boating education course during the off-season for better safety and compliance.