An Austin nonprofit agreed to pay $160,000 and accept federal oversight after the EEOC alleged it fired an employee who sought mental‑health treatment.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office is hosting a class on emergency response systems for public education on January 22, offering insights into the 9-1-1 process.

Clark County Nevada announces the opening of the Outside Agency Grant application period for non-profits to support vulnerable citizens for fiscal year 2026/2027. Applications close on February 12, 2026.

North Las Vegas honored fallen officer Detective Chad Parque by renaming a police station after him on the ninth anniversary of his death in a collision.

The Chevron Richmond Refinery experienced flaring due to operational issues, prompting a Level 1 Hazmat notice but no action from the public. The refinery addressed safety concerns on social media.

Tommy Tune donates over 50,000 items of his Broadway memorabilia to the University of Houston, including costumes, scripts, and letters, expected to benefit students and researchers.

The historic Strand Theatre in Delaware, Ohio, is having a Marquee Lighting Ceremony, celebrated by the local community to highlight downtown charm. Details will be shared by Managing Director Tracey Peyton on local radio and via video stream.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office expressed gratitude towards law enforcement on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, highlighting their dedication despite challenges and scrutiny.

South County Fire explains that fire engines may respond to medical emergencies, carrying supplies and medics to provide aid before ambulances arrive.

The Stanford Daily is in court to halt visa revocations over speech, arguing against policies they claim inhibit free expression of international students.

Dobama Theater in Cleveland Heights presents "The Heart Sellers," a play about the immigrant experience, centered on two young Asian immigrants in 1973, running from January 29 to February 22.

Salt Lake City celebrates its 175th anniversary with a cake, as Mayor Mendenhall encourages residents to share their affection for the city on social media.

Forest Park, Ohio opens registration for Spring Sports for kids ages 4-13, seeking players for soccer, softball, and more, and volunteer coaches with incentives. Registration deadline is February 15.