Hillsborough County extended the application deadline for its rehabilitation program, aiding residents with home repairs post-hurricanes and other needs.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office launches a new app offering alerts, inmate and sex offender info, and a way to connect with local law enforcement.

Sheriff Roybal of El Paso County reflects on MLK's legacy, highlighting its relevance to law enforcement today, emphasizing service, fairness, and community trust.

The Lancaster Police Department warns of severe cold, listing local shelters and urging community safety, noting the importance of seeking help when needed.

Marietta Theatre Company opens its season with "Little Shop of Horrors," a dark comedy musical about a man and his bloodthirsty plant, running from January 22-31.

Fort Worth hosts a free youth mental health conference with workshops and resources at Como Community Center, aimed at empowering teens and their supporters.

Dr. Katie Sears balances her work at Fort Worth Water Financial Services with volunteering at Fort Worth Teen Court, mentoring youth and channeling her passion for community service.

Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue begins training for the new recruit class 26-01, as they enter the pre-academy phase to develop essential firefighting skills.

New York City commemorated MLK Day with sharp criticisms of ICE, and public figures highlighted ongoing racial and social inequalities, all while invoking Dr. King's legacy.

Hazelwood celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a well-attended event featuring music, speeches, and dance, emphasizing Dr. King's message of unity and peace.

Hilliard Police announced a free Women's Self-Defense Class aimed at providing prevention strategies and defense tactics to women aged 15 and over. Classes are on Feb. 25-26, with registration required.

The Bajala family says Golden Angels Adult Care Home denied them entry as their mother died; state rules generally guarantee visitation and religious counsel. Officials can investigate complaints.

South Euclid, Ohio, has opened warming centers for residents during the cold season, with the Community Center open 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. and City Hall 24 hours from Tuesdays 8 A.M. to Wednesdays 8 A.M.