The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is working tirelessly to clear roads in Cleveland amid snow and ice, urging drivers to adjust speeds in challenging winter conditions.

Emerson Elementary's third graders in Westerville, Ohio, have created a mural depicting their school's history, to be displayed at the local Community Center.

Merchants at Vietnam Town say the plaza's board misused funds and blocked parking, pushing customers away and prompting a lawsuit seeking board changes.

Round Rock Police Department is accepting applicants for its Citizens Police Academy starting February 10, 2026, for a 12-week program that offers insight into police work.

Coon Rapids encourages residents to participate in the 'Season of Giving' collection drive, donating items to local organizations for those in need until December 15.

Today is the last day to buy tickets for the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Reserve Association Gun Raffle; prizes include firearms and proceeds benefit local law enforcement services.

LA County Board of Supervisors aims to restore LGBTQ+ youth crisis support via the 988 Lifeline with a local "Press 3" pilot program after its federal cut.

Casa Grande is accepting applications for its 2026 Resident Leadership Academy to educate residents about local government, with sessions starting February 4, 2026.

Medical examiner records show a jump in homeless deaths on Oʻahu — 1,466 from 2014 through Nov. 2025 and 167 so far this year. New medical-respite beds and outreach are central to the response.

The Douglass-Truth Branch of the Seattle Public Library celebrates its 50th renaming anniversary with festivities featuring the Garfield Jazz Quartet.

A traveling exhibit, "Our American Story: Voices from Tennessee," will be displayed at Wilson County Courthouse in 2026, as the country celebrates its 250th anniversary.

Fire management teams at Fort Apache Indian Reservation are conducting pile burning operations and monitoring treated areas for safety, with new burns planned and public cautioned to remain alert.

KIPP Texas' board voted Wednesday to close seven campuses across Austin and San Antonio as part of a data-driven realignment. Affected students will be offered seats at other KIPP schools.