Lawrence, Indiana, opens applications for its LPD Citizens Academy Program, offering residents aged 21+ an 11-week course on police operations starting March 5, 2026.

Gilbert invites locals to the Regional Unity Walk on January 24 to foster respect and understanding; no registration needed, with a festival and free T-shirts provided.

Oklahoma City Utilities announces new bulky waste collection schedules starting March 1, 2026, affecting 64,000 customers. An interactive map and postcards will inform residents of their new dates.

A narcotics K-9 named Huuk from Marysville, WA, aided the police in a vehicle stop that led to the arrest of three wanted individuals and the impounding of the vehicle for a narcotics search.

Snellville seeks bids for managing solid waste and recycling services to enhance environmental stewardship and efficiency. Guidelines are on the city's website.

St. Louis Park is seeking nominees for its 2025 Human Rights Award to honor those fostering understanding and unity in the community. Nominations are open until February 28, 2026.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office recapped 2025's community initiatives, including K9 additions and fundraisers, highlighting their multifaceted community engagement efforts.

New Berlin residents can submit funny dog photos on Central Bark's Facebook page to win a $250 gift card. Contest winners are determined by photo "likes".

The Fort Worth Public Library reported 4.38 million items circulated in 2025, listing popular books across all ages, from picture books to adult fiction and non-fiction.

El Paso Water invites the public to discuss a proposed $9.99 monthly water rate increase at community meetings, with the Public Service Board's final decision scheduled for January 14.

Saint Paul seeks an experienced Civil Engineer IV for their Sewer Utility team, emphasizing leadership, expertise, and a significant role in maintaining and improving the city's infrastructure.

The Urban League and St. Louis Area Foodbank host an MLK food giveaway event with essentials like food and PPE in St. Louis, supported by local organizations.

Durham announces service changes for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including City Hall closure, garbage collection delay, and a special City Council meeting reschedule.