The SLCPD has set up a Friends and Family Assistance Center offering services to those affected by a Salt Lake City shooting, including counseling and victim reparations.

Kidz Sandbox Station, an indoor play area for children, is set to open in Grove City on Grant Avenue in Winter 2026, providing a place for sand play during colder months.

The Georgia Association of Educators sued DeKalb County School District for not providing written contracts to nearly 700 employees as required by state law.

St. Johns County Parks and Recreation invites homeschoolers to join their Trail Trackers event to learn wildlife tracking at Nocatee Landing on Jan. 16.

The Raleigh Police Department celebrated Law Enforcement Appreciation Day with a series of luncheons, honoring their staff's dedication to serving the community.

Chanel Samuel was appointed as the new Warden of Burruss Correctional Training Center, starting January 16, 2026, as stated by the Georgia Department of Corrections.

Lawrence, Indiana has revealed 'USO Girls,' an artwork tribute to WWII-era USO performances at Fort Benjamin Harrison, created by Circle City Metalworks and featuring performer silhouettes.

David's Cemetery in Kettering, Ohio, commemorates its 200th anniversary, coinciding with America's 250th. It aims to continue honoring the past with a time capsule and a '200 Stories Campaign' for public story contributions.

St. Johns County completed a $2.1 million renovation of North Beach Park, inviting residents to enjoy updated features and enhanced visitor experiences.

Lisa Thompson was appointed as warden of Whitworth Women's Facility, bringing 25 years of experience from various roles within the Georgia Department of Corrections.

Multiple streets in Tacoma will close starting January 12 due to the Residential Street Restoration Program, with expected completion by end-of-February, weather permitting.

Montgomery County promotes health and plastic waste reduction on 'En Sintonía con el Concejo' radio show, with tips for New Year's resolutions, managing stress, flu season routines, and highlighting the new Bring Your Own Bag Law.

Jones, Oklahoma announces residents will receive the 2026 Trash Collection Calendar by mail in green envelopes and offers a digital version upon request.