The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office held a training session on resilience, led by a performance psychologist, for its Victim Advocates focusing on stress, trauma, and brain function.

Georgia confirms a Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza case in a Walker County poultry operation, prompting immediate state response to protect the industry.

The St. Bernard Animal Shelter in St. Bernard Parish has achieved a no-kill status for 2025, with a save rate of over 90%, highlighting the community and staff's collaborative efforts in animal welfare.

The Citizens Police Oversight Commission and Mother Bethel AME Church in Philadelphia host an MLK Interfaith Brunch to discuss faith, justice, and policing.

Sheriff T.K. Waters of Jacksonville will engage with citizens through a community walk in the Lakewood area on January 17th to address local concerns.

The Euless Police Department hosted an event with the CPAANT to strengthen community ties and demonstrate their Drone Program, electing a new board for 2026.

The Bellevue Police Department's Community Academy is a nine-week course offering residents insight into law enforcement operations. Registration for the 2026 session is now open.

Wilson County offices will be closed on Monday, January 19, for Martin Luther King Jr. Day but will reopen on January 20. Essential services remain operational.

Paulding County and the City of Hiram residents may be eligible for homestead exemptions to reduce their ad valorem taxes, with varying benefits based on age or disability. Applications are due by April 1st.

Long Beach partners with SUAY for a textile recycling event on Jan. 31, allowing residents to drop off old textiles and reduce landfill waste. Mayor Richardson underscores the program's role in sustainability.

Arizona's Superintendent Tom Horne criticized Democrats for opposing school choice, framing it as a push for educational monopoly, while Democrats highlighted concerns about public school resources and equity.

Sandy Police Department hosts a community evening at Bicentennial Park for engagement and insights into police efforts, promising a K9 demo and Q&A session.

Clayton County offers a free Canva training course on January 27, 2026, aimed at enhancing residents' graphic design skills. Registration is required.