Duval County Public Schools reports a graduation rate of 97.6% for traditional high schools, surpassing the previous year and state growth trends. All subgroups exceeded 90%, with six schools achieving 100%.

Over 100 protesters at Arizona State University demonstrated in support of Iranians protesting their government, amid reports of thousands detained and a high death toll in Iran.

The Monroe Police Department appreciated Ground 40's commendation, reinforcing their dedication to community policing and building relationships with those they serve.

Waukesha residents are invited to partake in the National Community Survey to express views on their city's livability, impacting future civic planning and development.

K9 Robi of the CMPD Airport Unit, with Officer Lewis, was featured on QC News for being named Officer Good Boi of 2025, celebrating their contributions to safety and showcasing the significant role of K9 units in law enforcement.

A MASU report finds Michigan’s 15 public universities contribute $45 billion to the state economy annually, influencing jobs and the healthcare system workforce.

Gwinnett County Police Department is hosting a hiring event on February 6-7, 2026, offering a streamlined recruitment process and potential immediate employment.

Clayton County offers an Introduction to A.I. & ChatGPT Training on January 23, 2026, focusing on conversational AI and practical skills involving ChatGPT.

Volusia County hosts a free Tire Amnesty event to combat mosquito breeding by allowing residents to dispose of old tires. Proof of residency is required, with a limit of 20 tires per household.

Lehi City Council meets to discuss community issues, honor the police SVU team, and consider annexation and Utah Lake Authority governance. Residents can join in-person or online.

A Chicago family says ICE detained a father who needs twice‑daily seizure medication; attorneys have filed a habeas petition seeking his release and urgent care.

Lehi City invites residents to participate in the City Council Regular Session on January 13, 2026, addressing issues like the noise ordinance, bike lanes, and more.

Santita Jackson says Rev. Jesse Jackson is 'doing quite well,' the family's clearest update since his hospitalization and PSP diagnosis.