Grove City Parks & Rec. and Bogey’s Grove City launch an indoor golf league for youth, featuring different age categories and practice opportunities, with registration at $120 per player.

The Cassadys won Montgomery's fall 2025 Seasons of Beauty award for their home's festive autumn landscape and decor.

The Memphis Police Department showcases its Crisis Intervention Unit, emphasizing Officer Tyson's role in providing compassionate support and resources for those in mental health crises.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department celebrated Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, acknowledging the service and dedication of its officers on social media.

The New Orleans OSD made progress in 2025 for disadvantaged businesses with better tracking, certification processes, and contract compliance training aimed at fair procurement opportunity access.

A water main break in Northeast and parts of Central El Paso has led to boil water advisories and disrupted services, with repairs expected to take days.

CBP is hosting a recruitment event in Tampa for various law enforcement positions, offering bonuses up to $60,000. Virtual options for interested candidates are also available.

A trial opens Monday to decide whether animal-rights groups can block rodeos at Petco Park as past horse injuries and sponsor withdrawals loom over the case.

Brooklyn Park reminds residents of Recycling Week from January 12-16, with carts to be placed by 6:30 a.m. for pickup by 6 p.m. Guidelines include keeping recyclables loose in carts and using the new multilingual Brooklyn Park HRG Recycling app.

Portland's Fire Station 11, blending history with modern demands, serves multiple neighborhoods since the 1920s, undergoing upgrades to handle increased service needs.

Gahanna celebrated the opening of the new Lincoln High School with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, showcasing a commitment to education and youth. The event was shared on the city's Facebook page.

Westlake, Ohio requests residents keep dogs off the $5 million Parkside Fields to prevent turf damage, warning that non-compliance might lead to restricted access.

Clackamas County, Oregon launches a campaign to support residents quitting smoking, featuring resources such as the Oregon Tobacco Quit Line, texting 'READY' to 34191, and visiting QuitNow.net/Oregon for assistance.