Euless is hosting a town hall meeting for residents to discuss community issues and the city's future plans at the City Hall Council Chambers at 7 p.m.

The Coon Rapids Connection Winter 2026 newsletter features local development news, community programs, the return of the Front Door Grant Program, Parks and Recreation Master Plan feedback requests, and potential Local Option Sales Tax referendum.

Northwestern staffers rallied over chronic ER understaffing as an Illinois review board prepares a Jan. 13 vote on ICU additions and a possible new tower.

The 2026 Hamilton Neighborhoods Summit in Ohio will foster community engagement and honor local activists, with tickets now on sale as announced by City Hall.

Controlled burns are planned for Payson and Pleasant Valley Ranger Districts in Tonto National Forest to reduce wildfire risks, with temporary access restrictions and a notice for impacted air quality.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue teams saved a pelican ensnared in fishing line near Haulover Inlet, with help from beach workers, Ocean Rescue, and the Coast Guard.

Trae Young's future with the Atlanta Hawks is uncertain as trade discussions begin, despite his past impact and current $95 million contract. His playtime has been limited by injuries this season.

The HEB Chamber of Commerce is launching the 2026 Youth in Government program in collaboration with Hurst, Euless, and Bedford to educate high schoolers on city governance and offer a college scholarship opportunity.

Portland City Archives and Don't Shoot PDX launch "Portland in Black," an event series for preserving the city's black community history, with workshops throughout 2026.

Santa Monica marked its 150th Anniversary with citizen-driven events supported by city microgrants, promoting inclusivity and community engagement through various creative projects.

Westerville, Ohio, appointed Officer James Platt as its new Neighborhood Resource Officer to enhance police-community relations, focusing on schools and local areas. He succeeds Sgt. Ryan Schleve, who was promoted.

Englewood residents are invited to recycle their Christmas trees at three locations throughout January to turn them into free mulch for the community.

The Friends of the Library of Hawaiʻi's 15th annual Music and Book Sale in mid-January offers various items to benefit public libraries, with opportunities for volunteering.