Portland Fire & Rescue is highlighting their firehouses and firefighters on social media, showcasing their daily duties, recent responses to emergencies, and the maintenance work behind their operations.

Dozens living in Portland’s tiny-home Safe Rest Villages say they’ve been told to leave under a 120-day engagement rule, even as some residents say they’ve been meeting with caseworkers.

The City of Brooklyn Park invites locals to join city boards and commissions, emphasizing community involvement without needing experience. Applications are open until January 31, 2025.

Sacramento County launched a Flexible Housing Pool to pair Medi‑Cal rent benefits with landlord incentives and housing navigation for people experiencing homelessness.

Nashville's Emergency Management activated cold patrols to assist the homeless with transportation to shelters and survival gear amid freezing weather conditions.

The Hosea Helps festival in Atlanta honored MLK Jr. Day with acts of service and celebrated Hosea Williams' 100th birthday, providing meals and health services to residents.

Barberton Parks and Rec is hosting an early Valentine's Sweetheart Dance for kids aged 4-10 on Feb 5, needing at least 10 couples to register by Jan 30.

GCISD is reviewing how an 'Islamic Games' booking landed at Colleyville Heritage High after trustees raised concerns about a listed sponsor. The board will weigh policy and legal constraints before deciding.

A Chesterton High sophomore says he received a racist handwritten note and was suspended after reporting it. His family has filed a federal civil‑rights complaint.

First Avenue will host I.C.E. OUT! on Feb. 15, a mutual‑aid matinee headlined by Hippo Campus with proceeds to benefit immigrant families amid local protests.

Senator Kim Jackson plans to unveil new legislation to allow gun violence victims to break leases without penalty, offering them a chance to relocate for recovery.

The Columbus Division of Fire's 124th Recruit Class held a Family Night to bolster support among recruits and families, offering fun activities and resources on the challenges of firefighting.

Waukesha's fire department offers free smoke alarms, installation, battery replacement, and safety education as part of Community Risk Reduction Week.