Protests erupted nationwide after Renee Nicole Good was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, sparking demands for immigration enforcement reform. Mayor Jacob Frey criticized the claimed self-defense justification after viewing video evidence.

Arlington trustees are weighing whether to close Blanton Elementary after years of declining enrollment and low state ratings. The district will hold a Jan. 14 meeting for families.

"Shop with Cops" event hosted at Spring Creek Church and Pewaukee Walmart unites law enforcement and community, offering a holiday shopping experience for kids and fostering connections.

Hillsborough County seeks a Senior GIS Analyst specializing in Public Utility data, requiring expertise in ArcGIS Pro, cartography, and spatial analysis, with a salary range of $56,451 to $77,646.

Concord's 2026 waste calendar is available online, listing recycling weeks, holidays affecting collection, and notes on common recycling contaminants. The CARTology app and website provide disposal guidance and service schedules.

Arlington County Police join the Winter 2026 Street Smart campaign, focusing on traffic safety education and enforcement to reduce accidents during winter.

Raleigh Parks has installed a glow-in-the-dark centerline on Crabtree Creek Trail to enhance safety. They're conducting a survey to gather user feedback on its effectiveness and decide if it should be expanded.

Tampa's Pirate Pup Parade & Costume Contest features shelter dogs for adoption, with activities like face painting and pet caricatures from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Water Street.

The DeKalb-Peachtree Airport Advisory Board will meet on January 12, with both in-person and Zoom attendance options, to discuss operational issues including a runway project and noise reports.

Older residents of Upper Arlington are invited to a free dinner and dress rehearsal of "The Adams Family" by the high school's vocal music program. Registration is required for the event on February 17.

The Renton Regional Fire Authority emphasizes the importance of CO alarms to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

Buckeye is seeking public input through a survey on the future of its City Hall to serve its rapidly growing population, considering centralized or satellite offices for efficient services.

Cobb County announces a Spring Book Sale at the Cobb Civic Center from March 13-15, 2026, offering books, DVDs, and more, with prices ranging from $0.10 to $4.00.