PROCEED is raising money for a $10M youth and health complex at Progressive Baptist Church. The clinic component was developed through community-informed public health work and University of Minnesota research.

El Paso residents planted 40 trees in honor of MLK Jr., enhancing urban canopy and community ties through the 915 Tree Keepers Program, aiming to plant 300 trees by 2025/2026.

A service in Salt Lake City commemorated Sha Reh, who passed away in his sleep after surviving a family shooting. His spirit of forgiveness and brief time at university left a lasting impact.

Memphis adjusted its waste collection schedule for MLK Jr. Day, with no pickups on the holiday and the rest of the week's service occurring on the scheduled days.

Nicole Love Hendrickson is the Grand Marshal for the 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade in Gwinnett County, reflecting King's values in building community nonviolently.

Mayor Alsobrook attended the Georgia Chamber's Eggs and Issues Breakfast, discussing local priorities with state leaders to advance collaboration and address statewide challenges.

Sen. Jason T. Dickerson secures key committee appointments, aiming to impact the 21st Senate District with a focus on families, veterans, and businesses.

A Dunlap man was indicted after a TBI investigation into a December officer-involved shooting. Details remain undisclosed pending further proceedings.

The City of Belleville confirms snow removal efforts on social media, advising residents on safety and cooperation as plows clear roads and sidewalks.

Durham reminds residents to recycle holiday trees; drop-offs accepted at Waste Disposal & Recycling Center and specific Saturday sites, with curbside collection for some.

Anderson, Indiana announces the sale of tickets for its Second Annual Lip Sync Battle at the Paramount Theatre Centre, with performances scheduled for January 24.

Georgia State Senator Randy Robertson calls for Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to comply with a DOJ voter list request, backing a resolution to urge cooperation.

Catonsville leaders and residents walked along Frederick Road to show unity and deter crime following a series of burglaries, with officials underscoring the community's safety.