The Casa Grande Public Library resumes activities post-Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including a Navajo Code Talkers presentation, language and tech classes, and various reading groups.

City crews respond to a major water main break in the area, working to restore service as residents face low pressure and outages. No timeline for full restoration provided.

Relatives gathered in Chicago to accuse a nursing-home owner of dodging court-ordered payouts and urged lawmakers to tighten rules that force corporate owners to pay.

Copperas Cove’s new senior center on Walker Place is nearly finished and will be run by HCCAA under a five-year lease. The council also approved budget tweaks and delayed animal-policy changes.

New numbers and local reporting show zero confirmed suicides at the Golden Gate Bridge in the second half of 2025 after stainless‑steel nets were completed. Officials and research advocates call the early results a major win for means‑restriction efforts.

Aurora opened its first CEJA workforce hub on Tuesday to train residents for solar, weatherization and other clean‑energy jobs. Free training, certifications and supports will be provided through College of DuPage.

A lost black Labrador was reunited with its owner after the Wabasha Police's social media appeal to Kellogg residents, highlighting community cooperation.

Local daycare Mother's Helper visited the South Jordan Police with thank-you notes and artwork, a gesture appreciated by the police and shared on social media.

Ramsey seeks a Building Inspector/Plans Examiner with at least one year of relevant experience, offering a competitive salary and benefits. Duties include field inspections and plan reviews.

A Dallas foundation says a six-figure grant to Hunger Busters didn't match the paperwork; reporters found fundraising continued even as campus deliveries waned. Donors want answers.

A homeless woman gave birth on Santa Monica's Main Street, a moment captured on video that has drawn attention to access to prenatal care for people living outdoors.

Child & Family Service and American Savings Bank announced an endowed fund honoring Wayne Minami to help sustain domestic-violence prevention and family-support programs across Hawaii.

Saint Paul Regional Water Services is hiring, with positions like Water Utility Worker I and Utility Trainee available. An open house on January 22, 2026, will offer job insights and application help.