The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office announces a special race event to honor fallen K9 officers, offering various distances for participants to join the commemoration on April 25, 2026.

Homestead launches a swim program for kids, funded by CDBG, to teach swimming and water safety, starting Feb 9, 2026. The program is for residents meeting income criteria.

INDOT East Central warned about black ice on roads, advising drivers to slow down, increase following distance, and handle slides calmly. They also reminded motorists about the Hoosier Helpers program.

Nevada Union High School students joined a national walkout to protest the anniversary of Trump's inauguration, with local law enforcement ensuring safety and managing traffic.

The Bay Area is boosting security efforts for Super Bowl LX with interagency collaboration and urging the public to sign up for emergency text alerts for safety updates during the event.

Renton Police Department shares tips on social media for improving home security, such as locking doors, using security bars, and tilting blinds upwards.

DHS Minnesota seeks input on direct care staffing issues, unveils new CFSS program, offers developmental disability support training, and promotes assistive technology for seniors.

Los Angeles activist Jonathan Hale's vandalism charges were dismissed after he was arrested for painting an unauthorized crosswalk in Westwood; his group continues to advocate for street safety.

Cleveland Heights announces a butterfly-focused event featuring citizen scientist Mary Lynn Delfino, aiming to educate on local butterflies and promote sustainable habitats.

St. Johns County announced festive activities including a celebration at FMU Arch and a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new West Augustine Health and Wellness Center.

Metairie's East Bank trash drop-off site is closed due to Entergy's utility pole replacements, affecting residents' disposal of large trash items. Reopening is pending safety assessments.

Pierce County is inviting proposals for youth violence prevention programs, with $3 million available from a local sales tax. Proposals should address findings from the county's YVPNA and focus on sustainable, evidence-based practices.

Hillsborough County is accepting applications for its 2026 RISE Internship program for high schoolers until March 31, offering a paid, diverse government experience over eight weeks.