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.

Alhambra police clarified their role in de-escalating a situation between federal agents and the public, affirming no immigration enforcement was involved and their commitment to community trust and safety.

Wauwatosa Health Department hosts a Period Pantry Packing Party on Feb 7th to repackage menstrual care donations, inviting volunteers via social media.

Next Tuesday, Metro Phoenix will run its annual Point‑in‑Time homelessness count. Organizers say more than 1,000 volunteers are needed and a youth count runs into February.

Clark County Commissioner April Becker honored 11 Boy Scout Troop 407 members for reaching the Eagle Scout rank, marking a historic moment in Las Vegas.

An 18-year-old North High senior who worked full-time to support his family was detained by ICE at his job and is now being held in El Paso.

Governor Greg Abbott received the "Back the Blue" Award at a law enforcement banquet, acknowledging his support for Texas officers and his commitment to public safety.

The Boulder County Sheriff's Office posted a humorous video resembling a sports postgame conference to demonstrate deputies' professionalism in routine interactions.

North Texans participated in various community service events on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with activities such as a meal-packing drive organized by a fifth grader and a donation drive by a local sorority.

Garyville residents are to experience a planned power outage on January 21, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., for maintenance, as announced by St. John the Baptist Parish.

The State Archives of North Carolina invites the public to a free online event showcasing new historical collections available for researchers and enthusiasts.

Neptune Beach announces a Historical Review Board Training meeting on January 21st, 2026, inviting public participation in understanding local history preservation.

Ice formation on the Allegheny River is blocking Pittsburgh Water's treatment plant intake, potentially affecting high elevation areas, but emergency crews are working to clear it.