Janesville has declared a winter weather emergency, requiring residents to remove vehicles from streets by 9 p.m. Tuesday for snow plowing until 8 a.m. Thursday. Noncompliance will result in a $50 fine.

Raleigh's Historic Trolley to offer a Women's History Tour on March 15, highlighting female figures who impacted the city's history, with tickets priced at $12.

Pinellas Park Police gifted a bike to a local fifth grader in need, demonstrating their commitment to community service and fostering connections with residents.

Warming shelters in a region are preparing for a snowstorm and calling for more volunteers, as they expect increased demand from the most vulnerable residents.

Senator John Albers encourages middle and high school students to join the Senate Page Program, highlighting its benefits for civic engagement and education.

The Bartlett Police Department is offering a 7-week Citizens Police Academy to educate locals about police work, including hands-on experiences with various law enforcement aspects.

St. Paul is poised to rename its animal-control division 'Animal Services' as it prepares to relocate to a renovated shelter on Beulah Lane. The council will consider the change this week.

A North Minneapolis pastor has turned his church into a food-and-safety hub as a major ICE enforcement surge keeps families inside and strains neighborhood services.

The removal and reinstatement of the Pride flag at Sonoma Valley High School prompted community backlash and discussions on inclusivity, leading to the promise of a more inclusive flag policy.

Peoria announces two blood drives in February, offering donors a $15 gift card and Renaissance Festival voucher as compensation for contributing to local health needs.

An internal survey of National Rainbow College Fund recipients found high rates of anxiety, food insecurity and suicidal ideation, prompting a student advisory council. The fund is expanding outreach and fundraising to pair scholarships with services.

Peoria's Leadership Institute offers residents a 9-week insight into local government operations, starting April 15 with sessions every Wednesday evening.

Peoria's Police Citizen's Academy offers local residents an educational 10-week course on police operations, including SWAT and K9 units, starting February 25.