Nevada County approved a new voluntary business license program for unincorporated areas, charging a $50 annual fee, aimed at connecting businesses with resources and improving communication.

Montgomery County announces its 31st annual Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration, themed "Every Kind of People... a Blueprint For Unity," featuring performances, local talent, and a charity drive.

Tempe city services announce closures for Martin Luther King Jr. Day; essential services continue, while others like transit and waste management see schedule changes.

Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue is hiring a Public Education Specialist to develop programs, coordinate events, and teach fire and life safety to build community resilience.

Chandler announces city service changes for Martin Luther King, Jr./Civil Rights holiday including closed administrative offices and altered facility hours.

Claudette Colvin, whose refusal to give up her bus seat at 15 helped overturn segregated seating, has died at 86, her foundation announced. She was a plaintiff in Browder v. Gayle.

CPOC and Mother Bethel AME Church host MLK Interfaith Brunch to promote justice and equity in policing, featuring speakers, awards, and a keynote addressing Dr. King's legacy.

Los Angeles County allocates $4.16 million for four new teen centers to support youth in northern LA, enhancing parks with spaces for socializing and well-being.

The City of Doral has launched a Façade Improvement Program offering up to 50% reimbursements for exterior updates to commercial properties, with a maximum of $10,000 per project.

High school football stars visit Shriners Children's Hawaii during Polynesian Bowl week, giving patients an opportunity to meet and get autographs from future collegiate athletes.

The Tampa Convention Center hosted the FVMA Operations Seminar, where venue professionals across Florida attended to discuss safety, efficiency, and guest experience in live events.

Peoria Police now use My90, an Axon tool, for confidential community feedback following police interactions, aiming to improve transparency and service.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office praised a hotel employee for their bravery during an incident involving a potentially dangerous individual, which was resolved with the help of first responders and K9 Styng.