Doug McConnell, host of "Bay Area Backroads" and environmental advocate, died at 80 due to stroke complications. His storytelling and conservation efforts left a lasting impact on the Bay Area community.

Houston's METRO plans to increase security following a fatal shooting on a bus, including more security guards and law enforcement partnerships, despite a downward trend in major crimes.

Douglas County announces its 2026 Citizens Academy program to provide residents with insight into local government operations, open until February 25, 2026.

San Antonio Animal Care Services partners with PetSmart to hold a fee-waived pet adoption event featuring pets like Sandy, Tank, and Rosey ready for new homes.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office uses "Inside JSO" podcast to educate on scams, featuring experts from various agencies discussing the investigative process and providing public safety tips.

KDCB is holding a tree sapling giveaway in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. on January 16th at the Douglas County Courthouse to promote community growth and environmental sustainability.

Two former staffers say Aspire’s Berkley Maynard Academy failed to provide IEP services and retaliated against employees. State records and staff accounts have sparked lawsuits and scrutiny.

Jacksonville prepares for cold weather with a warming center opening and safety reminders, including transportation to the center and tips against hazardous heating methods.

Arlington Public Library has expanded services to include scanning, copying, and faxing, with fees for prints and faxes, and options for digital scans.

Legal Aid Society of San Diego is closing its Euclid Avenue office after 45 years, citing federal funding cuts and a looming budget shortfall.

The Kapa‘a Satellite DMV offers a range of motor vehicle services to Kapa‘a residents and is open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., operating by appointment only.

Plainfield invites fathers and daughters to a Daddy Daughter Dance at the Richard A. Carlucci Center on February 28 for an evening of food, music, and dancing. Registration is required at $30/person by February 21.

Webster Groves residents are invited to join a walking safety audit organized by WG Safe Streets and the city to assess and improve pedestrian safety and street design.