Denton City Council will hold a public hearing on changing 24.941 acres at University and Golden Hoof Drive from agricultural to commercial use. Thomas Fletcher represents the proposal, with possible penalties for violations.

CoStar reports Sacramento’s unemployment eased to 4.8% in December as nonfarm payrolls slipped and the labor force contracted.

The Summer Work Experience Program by Let's Work River Parishes is accepting applications for young adults aged 18-24 in St. Charles Parish to gain skills and experience. Deadline is March 1.

Surprise, Arizona, offers a series of free cultural events in February, including a local band competition, a community mural workshop, an outdoor sketching tour, and a live music event at Asante Library.

St. Paul’s is investing $12 million to expand its downtown Reasner PACE center, adding clinical, rehab and tech‑enabled services to serve more seniors.

Hillsborough County urges residents to prepare for natural hazards during Florida Severe Weather Awareness Week from Feb. 2-6, focusing daily on different dangers like lightning, hurricanes, and wildfires.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office hosted "Coffee with a Cop," fostering dialogue between law enforcement and locals at St. Johns Town Center's Old Navy, enhancing community relations.

District 123 in Oak Lawn closed all schools after a serious threat targeting Kolmar School; police are investigating. No additional details disclosed.

Denver's Ruby Hill Rail Yard is opening for the 2026 winter season on February 1st, offering free snowboarding and skiing with several levels of terrain and free rental opportunities for beginners.

The Irving Police Department honored 27 employees for their service, including those with long tenure, safe driving, lifesaving actions, and exceptional performance.

Hickory street crews are prepping for a winter storm by brining roads and asking residents to move cars for plowing. Priority is given to major roads.

The PNC Foundation donated $2 million for new snow removal equipment in Pittsburgh after a recent severe snowstorm, with UPMC also contributing $10 million for emergency vehicles.

Arlington Animal Services' TNR program receives a $25,000 Petco Love grant to control local cat populations through free neutering, spaying, and vaccinations.