A state appeals court affirmed a jury award for former KUSI anchor Sandra Maas, preserving roughly $1.78M in damages and more than $2.3M in attorneys' fees.

Cleveland opens warming centers ahead of frigid weather and expected snowfall, providing shelters and transportation passes for those requiring overnight accommodations.

Delray Beach issued a boil water notice due to a water main break affecting several local streets, advising affected residents to boil water before use.

Anoka County Library opens registration for its Reading Bridge program to improve literacy among 1st-3rd graders, with limited spots available from February 9 to April 11.

St. Charles County Public Health warns of increased charity scams involving fake donation sites, fraudulent calls, and financial app schemes, advising due diligence and verification before donating.

A student with autism was found wandering nearly a block from Purple Heart Elementary; witnesses returned him to campus and Socorro ISD says staff reviewed the incident. Families are asking what changes the district will make to prevent a repeat.

The Hickory Community Appearance Commission honored Beautification Award winners for enhancing city aesthetics through landscaping, renovations, and environmental efforts.

St. Peters offers lawn mowing help for eligible seniors and disabled residents through its Lawn Mowing Assistance Program, with applications open from February 2 to 13.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel warns of parking scams at the Detroit Auto Show, advising attendees to plan ahead and verify the legitimacy of parking lots and tickets.

Statesville Police Department is running the Warm Hearts Coat Drive, collecting new or gently used coats until January 23, 2026, to help keep the community warm.

The NC Department of Health and Human Services promotes a mini veggie taste test as a fun, sensory way for kids to explore flavors and nutrition during winter.

"Hillsborough County launches a new series 'Animal Control: Unleashed' highlighting the daily work of their Animal Control team in protecting animals and humans."

Michigan Attorney General warns of QR code scams at the Detroit Auto Show, advising attendees to be cautious with codes that could lead to fraudulent sites.