North Ridgeville's new home construction has significantly declined from its early 2000s boom, with only 102 new dwelling permits in 2025, indicating a shift in urban planning focus.

A Rosedale woman won $1 million in a Maryland Lottery raffle that coincided with her late mother's birthday. She plans to use the money for retirement, a new car, and home renovations. The winning ticket was bought at a Pikesville 7-Eleven.

Ozaukee County's first responders compete in the Battle of the Badges blood drive, encouraging donations for local hospitals by letting donors vote for their favorite department.

San Diegans protested in solidarity with Minneapolis after ICE agents fatally shot Renee Nicole Good, leading to national outcry and differing views on the incident.

Orem City reports snowfall in mountains and explains how its water team, H2Orem, monitors the snowpack for water supply management and flood mitigation.

Leesburg begins a tree inventory to improve care and management, funded by a grant, with data collection by arborists using advanced technology. The results will enhance the town's urban forestry plan.

Shaker Heights initiates a deer sterilization program to manage the population humanely, involving nightly operations to anesthetize, sterilize, and tag female deer.

The City of Doral has launched the Golden Hearts Senior Support Grant Program to provide one-time financial assistance to eligible seniors for expenses such as groceries and utilities.

Wilco property owners must pay 2025 taxes by January 31, 2026, to avoid penalties. Payments can be made online or by mail, provided they are postmarked by the deadline.

Heritage Oaks, an affordable housing community for seniors in Ridgecrest, was inaugurated, providing 80 new units in response to rising rent pressures in Pinellas County.

Arlington's Downtown Library is hosting a free Tech Fair on January 24 offering a chance to explore its digital resources, with no registration required.

Residents petition for a Trader Joe's at Atlantic Station after Publix closure, but the company has yet to confirm any plans for opening at the location.

Colorado Springs has completed the WastelessCOS Waste Diversion Study and Action Plan, aiming to increase waste diversion to 37% by 2045 through strategies tailored for various sectors.