Bloomington, Indiana, has temporarily renamed the Miller-Showers Park retention pond to "D'Angelo's Pond" in support of the Indiana University football team.

Carmel, Indiana's Sustainable Carmel initiative focuses on environmental education in schools and promotes sustainability through an Earth Day Art Contest aimed at engaging students.

Milwaukee launched a Youth Arborist Apprenticeship for high-schoolers to learn and work in urban forestry, offering career paths and contributing to the city's greening efforts.

Clearwater hosted a unique 5K race where participants ran in duck-inspired costumes, with festivities around the World's Largest Rubber Duck. The city celebrated with family-friendly activities and promoted health and happiness.

Fishers is hosting a free watch party for Indiana Football fans at the Fishers Event Center on January 19, with doors opening at 7 p.m. and the game starting at 7:30 p.m.

Fort Worth residents will see city service changes on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with closures of most municipal offices but no disruption in emergency services and solid waste collections.

Westbound I-10 on-ramp from Morrison Rd in Orleans Parish is closing for roadwork from 8 PM to 5 AM starting January 12, requiring drivers to find alternative routes.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department has launched the Aluminum Cans for Burned Children program, urging residents to recycle cans at fire stations to support families with burned children.

Georgia lawmakers began their session focusing on economic and social issues, amidst political tensions and advocacy groups lobbying for legislative priorities.

Manatee County, Florida, held a successful inaugural Community Cleanup event, collecting over 107 tons of waste. Future cleanups are planned, with the next in April, and efforts to improve logistics are underway.

El Paso schools adjust operations due to a major water main break, with some staying open with safety measures and others closing. EPISD is collaborating with partners to ensure student and staff safety.

The City of Concord invites residents to participate in a litter sweep from January 24-31, 2026, as announced on their Facebook page, promoting environmental conservation and active living.

St. Johns County's social media post emphasizes the importance of clean stormwater, linking urban runoff to pollution in natural water bodies and urging public action in stormwater management.