Kaua'i will test its emergency notification system on January 26 to improve communication during emergencies. Residents enrolled will receive test alerts via mobile, landlines, or email.

Las Vegas officials and veterans will break ground on the Nevada State Veterans Memorial at Thunderbird Family Sports Complex, relocating 18 statues and creating a $7.69 million venue for remembrance.

St. Louis Park hosts the 4th National Day of Racial Healing event, featuring high school facilitators and Mayor Nadia Mohamed's closing remarks. It offers conversation, a light dinner, and aims to foster community understanding.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office is holding community meetings in February to engage with residents at local venues, aiming to enhance dialogue and address safety concerns.

Wylie Police invites residents to a Citizen Police Academy to learn about law enforcement. Classes run from Feb 26 to May 8, 2026, for applicants 18+, passing a background check. Details are on their website and via Brigitte Sierra's email.

The DHHL has opened Hale o Kumumamo, its first transitional housing for native Hawaiians, which offers 18 units and support services for the homeless.

Moore residents are informed of a new Monday trash collection schedule that might lead to bins being emptied later than usual, a change implemented to improve the efficiency of crews.

Sen. Kim Jackson introduces a bill to increase transparency in ICE operations, aiming to protect Georgia residents.

Cleveland Heights announces the "Tiger Nation Prom Closet Collection Drive & Giveaway" to provide formal attire for prom to those in need through donations and volunteering.

Hilliard seeks a new building inspector to uphold codes and safety standards for its structures, requiring technical skills and good interaction. Applications close January 22.

Atlanta Mayor inaugurates Gilgal Village, a recovery initiative for women with addiction, focusing on non-medical rehabilitation in a supportive environment.

A new Oakland ordinance would direct fines from buyers and certain businesses into a survivor support fund, pairing penalties with private dollars for exits services. City and community groups would run clinics and legal help.

The Frisco Fire Department has announced a planned prescribed burn at Frisco Commons Park on January 13th, which is essential for maintaining the park's ecosystem.