El Paso offers free Christmas tree disposal at the Citizens Collection station until January 31st, encouraging residents to remove decorations and participate in reducing landfill waste.

The Downtown Clearwater Development Board is seeking a new member to aid in the city center's economic and redevelopment efforts, with applications due by January 23, 2026.

DeKalb County opens warming centers due to severe cold, providing shelter and transportation for those in need, operating continuously on certain days.

The South Jordan community was invited to attend or stream the city's Annual State of the City address, offering insights into local developments and plans.

A DBJ forum on Feb. 10 will gather officials and club leaders to debate how nine World Cup matches at AT&T Stadium could reshape hotels, transit and development across North Texas.

A high school student and his grandfather attend the same math class at The Ohio State University, highlighting an intergenerational learning experience.

St. Tammany Parish residents are invited to a meeting on community development plans, including a new connector road, on January 17 at 10 a.m. in the Parish Council Chambers.

An anonymous person from Rio Grande City won $1 million from a scratch ticket sold at a San Antonio H-E-B store, becoming the fourth top prize winner in the Million Dollar Loteria game.

The Edmond City Council discussed methods to boost public involvement in upcoming Proposition 2 road projects, emphasizing the importance of community input in urban planning.

Partnership Home seeks volunteers for the Point in Time Count of the homeless in Tarrant County on Jan. 22, requiring mandatory training for participants.

Tom Newell, with nearly 24 years at YCSO Detention Services, was promoted to Lieutenant during a ceremony where his dedication to service and positive impact on the justice system were highlighted.

St. Louis is hosting a Tornado Recovery Community Meeting and Resource Fair on January 20 at Yeatman-Liddell Middle School to assist residents affected by recent tornadoes.

El Paso promotes WIC support for expectant families through an initiative emphasizing nutrition and breastfeeding, encouraging early application for benefits.