Arlington PD's Safe Roads Initiative uses enforcement and social media to reduce traffic accidents, informing the public of upcoming patrols to raise awareness and prevent reckless driving.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department offers a free Women's Personal Safety Class to residents or workers in the area, teaching self-defense and safety. Registration is required.

LVMPD SAR officers Keller and Dr. Hafen were honored for their life-saving actions during a November 2023 incident involving a barricaded, wounded suspect.

Study shows the Four Corners potato was farmed by Native Americans in the American Southwest for over 10,000 years, offering new insights into regional domestication history.

Extreme cold in Michigan leads to closures of the Detroit Zoo, schools, and cancellation of events, while Detroit's Fire & Ice Festival adapts with heated features. Emergency shelters are activated for residents.

Ramsey cuts advertising rates in its Resident magazine from $299 to $200 for 1/8-page to aid local businesses and offers extra services and discounts.

Clayton County invites residents to shape its transportation plan by providing feedback online, prioritizing projects, and aligning funding with community needs.

Burnsville's 360 Communities and Walser Subaru partner with Operation Warm to offer free winter gear to kids. Residents can visit the local resource center for coats, shoes, and socks.

OKC adjusts trash schedule due to expected winter weather, moving Friday and Monday pickups to Wednesday, with bulky waste collections ongoing as planned. Residents should have bins out by early morning.

Garland Police's Public and Media Specialist, Trenton Jones, was honored with the Team Garland Leadership Award for his behind-the-scenes work showcasing department initiatives.

Conyers recognized municipal workers for excellence, awarding Candace Chandler the 2025 Employee of the Year, and others such as Michelle Turner and Hans Evatt received accolades for their service.

Seguin Public Library will serve as a warming center this weekend with extended hours for residents without heat. City staff will assist with referrals and transport.

Eight neighbors in Colorado Springs sued Ford Amphitheater, alleging violations of the state noise law and describing health and sleep harms. The case arrives as the venue markets its 2026 season.