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.

NAS JRB Fort Worth's Command Religious Ministry Team introduces safeTALK and ASIST workshops to improve resilience and mental health support for its community.

Rocklin high school introduces a new criminal justice course, developed in collaboration with the Rocklin PD and Sierra College, aiming to educate and build connections between students and law enforcement.

Coon Rapids outdoor ice rinks and warming houses reopen after colder temperatures refreeze the ice, allowing residents to enjoy winter activities from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, with specific hours for warming house access.

DFW Airport's Public Safety team conducted a routine training exercise on Thursday, causing unexpected noise disruptions, communicated via a Euless Police social media post.

Commissioner Kirkpatrick invites exhibitors for Clark County's Kids Safety Fair, focused on child safety education, with no sales allowed and free participation.

Minneapolis honors Martin Luther King, Jr. with events and a food drive, featuring community speakers and performances, and recognizing local leader Cynthia Bryant.

Arlington Heights officials are pushing for legislation to support the construction of a new Chicago Bears stadium, emphasizing infrastructure improvements and economic benefits without seeking taxpayer funding for the stadium itself.

Arlington, Texas reports a 12% drop in crime for 2025, with decreases in homicides and property crimes, and an 11% increase in Crimes Against Society.

Keller is holding a public hearing for Isaac Wright's SUP application to build an accessory structure on his lot, with the meeting scheduled on January 27, 2026.

Federal agents' raid in LA's Fashion District sparked fear among local vendors and shoppers, with potential citizenship checks reported. Mayor Bass described the raid as alarming and escalating federal intimidation tactics in Los Angeles.

Anoka County is hosting a screening of "Faces of Hope," a documentary that delves into local opioid misuse stories, followed by a panel discussion for community engagement.