Largo Fire Rescue is emphasizing Community Risk Reduction (CRR) Week, focusing on prevention and safety measures covering education, engineering, enforcement, economic incentives, and emergency response.

St. Tammany Parish is gearing up for Mardi Gras with colorful parades and activities, as discussed in STPG-TV's Lifestyle, featuring local figures and encouraging community engagement with the event.

Pittsburgh's CitiParks converts five senior centers into warming shelters due to cold, extending hours on January 20, with recreation centers also available.

Frisco celebrated its fourth Unity Day, reflecting on MLK's legacy with jazz music, an inspiring speech by student Suhani Gupta, and a gospel choir, while supporting local charity with food donations.

Choctaw Police Officer Travis O’Daniel received the OG&E Safety Partner Award for his community safety efforts, including volunteer work at the Choctaw Senior Citizens Center.

Tacoma allocated $90,000 from a food and beverage tax to support 28 local community events in 2026, fostering cultural and social engagement within the city.

The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of its first all-female cohort from a program supporting mental health and entrepreneurship.

Chatham County Fire Department warns of black ice dangers, advising caution and safe driving practices on bridges and roadways after Sunday's rainfall.

Safety Harbor residents can join local law enforcement for "Coffee with a Cop" on January 22nd to engage in casual conversation and build community relations.

St. Clair PD increased road monitoring, arresting multiple individuals for driving with invalid licenses and addressing various other incidents including domestic disturbances and DUIs.

Georgia's Suzanna's Kitchen recalls 13,720 pounds of chicken over Listeria concerns; no illness reports confirmed. Products were distributed across seven states.

Veterans and the Collinsville community are building a community center and hosting a blood donation event on February 9, with support from the local police department. Donors receive a special t-shirt.

Del City Police emphasized on social media the dangers of driving while impaired by any substance, including marijuana, despite its legal medical use.