Fulton County seeks volunteers for its annual homeless count, which also aims to identify service gaps. The event involves interviewing homeless individuals, providing essentials, and requires online registration and training for volunteers.

Boulder County is set to propose Land Use Code amendments to clarify language, correct errors, and align with state law and updated policies, with a public hearing scheduled for January 2026.

Webster Groves is providing free firewood from damaged trees in parks and city streets, as detailed in a social media post. Residents can collect wood at the Service Center.

Ann Genosky is retiring after 38 years at the Mary Ann Young Center. Her career began in 1987, and she contributed significantly to the community. A retirement celebration is scheduled for January 21.

Protesters in Cleveland gathered to condemn an ICE agent's fatal shooting of Renee Good, with chants for justice, and calls to abolish ICE, while a candidate urged societal responsibility.

New opt-in rules and uneven consent forms are slowing referrals to on-campus therapists, leaving some San Antonio students without same‑day non‑crisis help.

Burnsville offers a free seminar on supporting loved ones in crisis, part of a monthly safety series to boost mental health crisis response awareness.

A 14-year-old was robbed at gunpoint for shoes in Cudahy. The police arrested two suspects within 28 hours, crediting teamwork between Cudahy and South Milwaukee PDs. The incident was not random, and social media was used to update the community.

The DeKalb County Board of Registration & Elections met for routine business, allowing public comment in person or via email as per their announcement.

Christopher Lawrence Clark, a 59-year-old from Lawrenceville, was found safe after being reported missing. The Gwinnett County Police had sought public help to find him. Details of his return are private.

Portland's Safe Blocks partnered with local organizations for a resource fair at Dawson Park, providing community services and making a significant announcement by Cascadia Behavioral Health about access to hygiene facilities.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office invites teenagers to apply for its Search and Rescue team, emphasizing academics, physical health, and community service.

Months after 50 new trucks and a contractor sweep, many Houstonians still report yard waste and bulky trash piled at curbs. Relief has been slower than promised.