The Janesville Senior Center is organizing a trip featuring the country musical 'Honky Tonk Angels' at Circa21, followed by a casino visit on March 25.

Memorial City Mall in Houston reopened after an ammonia leak from its ice rink caused an evacuation; the rink remains closed. No injuries occurred and the HazMat team contained the leak.

Michigan DNR invites public input on Seven Lakes State Park's draft management plan at a meeting on January 28, aiming to balance preservation and recreational use.

Glendale adjusts services for Martin Luther King Jr. Day: trash pickup normal, landfill closed, limited bus services, ADA transport unaffected, some community services paused, airport operational, visitors bureau closed.

Attallah Williams is charged with stealing over $3.5 million from COVID-19 relief funds, abusing her positions at the SBA and IRS. She faces charges including conspiracy to defraud the government.

Immigrant rights supporters rallied in Towson for bills to limit local agencies' cooperation with ICE and establish an Office of Immigrant Affairs, while opponents cite concerns over sanctuary status and law enforcement.

The Grove City Citizen’s Police Academy offers locals insight into law enforcement every Tuesday from March 3 to May 12, prior to a Feb. 18 application deadline.

Paulding County reminds property owners to file their Real Property Tax Return by April 1, and report any changes in property details, including ownership, improvements, or address changes.

A state appeals court affirmed a jury award for former KUSI anchor Sandra Maas, preserving roughly $1.78M in damages and more than $2.3M in attorneys' fees.

Cleveland opens warming centers ahead of frigid weather and expected snowfall, providing shelters and transportation passes for those requiring overnight accommodations.

Delray Beach issued a boil water notice due to a water main break affecting several local streets, advising affected residents to boil water before use.

Anoka County Library opens registration for its Reading Bridge program to improve literacy among 1st-3rd graders, with limited spots available from February 9 to April 11.

St. Charles County Public Health warns of increased charity scams involving fake donation sites, fraudulent calls, and financial app schemes, advising due diligence and verification before donating.