Milton's Electronics Recycling Event collected nearly 3 tons of gadgets and an unexpected donation of pasta sauce, with Junkluggers ensuring safe disposal.

Seventeen young adults graduated from the STRIDE program in DeKalb County, offering an alternative to traditional criminal justice and aiming to reduce recidivism.

The La Vergne Police Department hosted their annual Christmas Toy Store event, aiding 62 families and 165 children with toys, with leftover items donated to a women’s shelter.

Raleigh's John Chavis Memorial Park to host a Black History Month event with activities, vendors, and free entry.

Multiple overnight outages knocked out power to roughly 1,560 Central Oʻahu customers and smaller windward outages were blamed on lightning. Hawaiian Electric crews worked through the night to restore service.

The Farm Bureau in St. Charles, Missouri, focuses on educating the community, especially children, about the origins of food by bringing farm life experiences to schools and local spaces.

Abby Shuck received the Hardworking Hoosier Award for her extensive community work, including Special Olympics coordination and her roles in business and at the Franklin Boys and Girls Club.

The City of Charlotte released holiday waste collection guidelines, including altered collection dates for Christmas, regular New Year's services, instructions for safe tree and cardboard disposal, and parking tips for collection trucks.

Fernandina Beach Police participated in the annual Menorah lighting, with Chief Tambasco speaking on unity at the event, reflecting Chanukah's themes of perseverance and faith.

Dr. Richard "Rick" McCaslin has been named the new Texas State Historian by Governor Greg Abbott, serving until 2027 to enhance public understanding of the state's history.

Rock Hill is requesting nominations for its 2026 Rolling In Rock Hill Paint Day to help disadvantaged homeowners with a free house painting, seeking volunteers, donations, and engaging local groups in the effort.

Garland, Texas, hosts "Freedom’s Symphony," a free event featuring student artists celebrating unity, with a performance on January 17 after MLK Day events.

Sacramento reported an increase in homelessness-related cases and cleanups, enrolling 115 people into shelter databases, yet only placing 20 in shelters.