St. Petersburg Fire Rescue highlights the crucial work of Fire Code Inspectors during Community Risk Reduction Week, emphasizing their role in preventing fires through meticulous inspections and enforcement.

Las Vegas will host the African American Trailblazer Service Awards on January 29, honoring locals for their contributions to the community as part of Black History Month events.

Joseph Nassise hosts a character-building writing workshop in Peoria on January 24 at Sunrise Mountain Library.

Hillsborough County, Florida, is opening cold weather shelters due to expected low temperatures, providing warmth for the homeless and those without heating.

ODNR urges Ohio boaters to enroll in a free boating education course during the off-season for better safety and compliance.

Cambridge invites residents to City Budget Walk Throughs to understand city finances and encourage public participation, with two sessions in February.

STL Recovers urges residents affected by the St. Louis tornado to clear debris by Feb. 14 and apply for the Private Property Assistance Program, emphasizing the urgency to align with FEMA's recovery schedule.

Controlled burns started at Lost Dutchman State Park to reduce wildfire risks, with visible smoke expected in the area but the park remaining open to visitors.

The latest "What's Up in Wake Forest" includes town updates, event announcements, a call for vendor participation in Forest Fest, and reminders for the weekly newsletter subscription.

Mecklenburg County now accepts clean, dry plastic bags and wraps with codes '2' or '4' at their recycling facilities, responding to community demand for more recycling options.

The University of Hawaii at Mānoa's School of Travel Industry Management celebrates its 60th anniversary with events, honoring notable alumni, and highlighting student scholarships and industry connections.

Puget Sound Fire promotes Community Risk Reduction Week to prevent fire emergencies through education and strategic planning, emphasizing the need for community involvement in safety measures.

Michelle Wilkinson inspired her community in Wake Forest by voluntarily cleaning up litter, prompting the town to promote its "Litter Kits" for others to join the effort.