Patriot Housing LV would convert city land near Vegas Valley Drive into transitional and below-market apartments for veterans; the developer will present plans at a Jan. 26 meeting.

The Pottery Nook Art Studio in Marysville invites children and guardians to a canvas painting event to create neon peace signs, encouraging artistic expression and community bonding.

The Elyria Fire Department extinguished an overnight house fire and issued safety reminders on social media, emphasizing vigilance and community responsibility in winter.

Photos from the Denton Fire Department show icy streets at the University at Carroll intersection as officials warn residents to stay off the roads.

A man claiming ownership over land at Thornton State Beach has erected a fence, causing conflict with locals and officials who want coastal access maintained.

Over 31,000 Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers in California and Hawaii are on strike, aiming to address alleged unfair labor practices and improve conditions such as staffing and wages.

Forest Park, Ohio, reschedules its "Building Bridges: Connecting Community" event for local youth and law enforcement to foster community connections at Gracehills Church.

Cabarrus County warns residents of a scam impersonating Duke Energy with fake power outage messages. Officials advise avoiding suspicious links and contacting Duke Energy directly for legitimate updates.

El Paso County delays operations by two hours on January 26 due to freezing temperatures, prioritizing safety for employees and families adjusting to school schedule changes.

Sandy Police Department held a Public Safety & Crime Prevention Fair to enhance community safety and engagement, featuring several units and a K-9 demonstration.

Pacifica’s short-term rental rewrite is already in force inland but stalled on the coast, leaving neighborhoods under different rules and straining city revenue.

Rob Hirst, Midnight Oil drummer and co-founder, has died at 70 after battling pancreatic cancer, leaving a legacy of political and environmental rock anthems.

Lawrenceville announces the reopening of city offices on January 27 after a closure, with courts remaining closed, sanitation services on a delayed schedule, the large item pick-up on January 30 canceled, and the Lawrenceville Arts Center reopening.