Alison Babb of Homegrown Minneapolis attended the MUFPP Global Forum, discussing sustainable food systems. Upcoming local events include farmers markets and food entrepreneur support, while Minnesota’s AG sues over SNAP eligibility issues.

Residents at Tropicana Royale report frequent water shutoffs that leave families scrambling for basics and seeking legal help.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation announced Nature Education’s Family Adventure Day at Oliver Nature Park, offering outdoor skills education and family activities.

The Holmes Creek Saddle Club, under Beth Sheffield's guidance, donated to Deputy Jingles' Toy Drive, aiding Washington County's children during the holidays as acknowledged by the Sheriff's Office.

Brooklyn Park offers a $400 rebate for residents installing WaterSense toilets, to save water and money, with income limits applied, until June 30, 2026.

Austin Energy launches a commercial solar project that will generate nearly 660,000 kWh yearly as part of their Solar Standard Offer program, offering a sustainable energy future for the city.

Texas Governor Abbott granted $9.8 million to Temple College for a new Central Texas Chips Hub, promoting semiconductor industry workforce training and economic growth.

Cognite has relocated its global headquarters to Tempe, Arizona, aiming to strengthen its North American presence and bringing over 100 jobs to the area.

Long Beach's Winter Fun Days is a free, supervised recreation program for children 5-12, offering activities like arts and sports during the school break.

China Airlines started nonstop flights from Phoenix to Taipei, strengthening economic and cultural ties and expanding Phoenix Sky Harbor's international reach.

El Paso Community College students presented their artistic talents at the Off the Page event, showcasing works from English, Graphic Design, Music, Dance, and Culinary Arts programs.

Controlled burns on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation are underway to reduce forest density and wildfire risk, with precautions for public safety and visibility on nearby highways.

St. Tammany Parish Public Works Director Jay Watson educated Magnolia Trace Elementary Student Ambassadors about local government, infrastructure, and public service, fostering civic engagement and leadership skills.