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

Reynoldsburg, Ohio, is hosting the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Breakfast with Pastor John Pierce as the keynote speaker, recognizing his religious and community contributions.

New SNAP work and reporting rules land Feb. 1, 2026 in Illinois; ABAWDs 18–64 will face documentation requirements and possible limits. Local food banks and state tools offer help.

The City of South Milwaukee honored Gary Wetzel, a local Medal of Honor recipient, for his bravery during the Vietnam War, where despite severe injuries, he continued to fight and aid his comrades.

Fort Bend County parents are protesting potential boundary changes in Fort Bend ISD due to uneven school enrollments, affecting their children's stability.

Webster Groves, a St. Louis suburb, launched a "Fix It Form" for residents to report issues such as potholes and code violations to the city government online.

Dublin, Ohio encourages residents to participate in Law Enforcement Appreciation Day by wearing blue, sharing stories with #LEAD, and sending thanks to the Dublin Police Department.

Durham provides free Christmas tree disposal from January 2 to February 2 for yard waste customers; trees over six feet need halving, with all decorations removed. Drop-offs are also available at select locations and times.

A Houston resident claimed a $3 million prize on the Texas Lottery's 500X Loteria Spectacular; the ticket was reportedly bought at checkout #81 in Katy. Proceeds support schools and veterans.

Lawton reminds the public to remove holiday decorations from Highland Cemetery graves by February 9, 2026, as the grounds crew will clear all remaining items after this date.

Fulton County seeks volunteers for its annual homeless count, which also aims to identify service gaps. The event involves interviewing homeless individuals, providing essentials, and requires online registration and training for volunteers.

Boulder County is set to propose Land Use Code amendments to clarify language, correct errors, and align with state law and updated policies, with a public hearing scheduled for January 2026.

Webster Groves is providing free firewood from damaged trees in parks and city streets, as detailed in a social media post. Residents can collect wood at the Service Center.