St. Louis activates Code Blue, increasing shelter beds and providing transport to protect homeless from extreme cold, with services for individuals, families, and pets.

Milton was recognized with a "Gold" status in sustainability by the ARC for its environmental efforts like energy audits, recycling, and traffic improvements.

West Palm Beach invites amateur photographers to enter the annual Grassy Waters Preserve Photo Contest by February 28, 2026; fees support preserve education.

Residents of Surprise can contribute to the city's Parks & Recreation Master Plan online or at community meetings, offering input on park designs and priorities.

Therapy dogs from NSTA bring comfort to Minnesota's State Emergency Operations Center staff during high-stress situations, as highlighted by the Department of Public Safety.

St. Louis Park, MN invites residents to the National Day of Racial Healing event and announces the Bring It Home waiting list opening, SPARC meeting dates, and mandatory rental license training.

St. Louis Park, MN, is hosting an Access to Fun open house on February 3, for residents to learn about financial aid for summer parks and recreation programs.

Las Vegas Justice Court is set to honor graduates of its Community Court Program, which supports low-level offenders, on January 20. The program emphasizes recovery and stability.

Mankato residents gear up for winter trout fishing at Hiniker Pond on January 17, with 2,500 trout stocked for the event, maintaining safety as a priority.

Round Rock Public Library seeks community input via an online survey to inform its five-year strategic plan and improve services based on patron feedback.

Round Rock announces city office closures and events to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including online services for closed offices, recreational options, and the 39th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Walk.

Austin will commemorate Dr. King's legacy with the 2026 MLK Community March and Festival on January 19, an inclusive event beginning at the Texas State Capitol and ending with a festival at Huston-Tillotson University.

Pasadena announces closures of non-essential services on Martin Luther King Jr. Day but maintains essential services like police and fire departments.