An 81-year-old grandmother, Sue Jacquot, gained viral fame on YouTube as "GrammaCrackers" by playing Minecraft, raising funds to support her grandson's cancer recovery.

VOAWW Connect launched in Skagit & Snohomish Counties to aid with food, housing, & more via the 360-VOA-HELP line and [email protected] email.

Jacksonville offers veterans resources and legal advice, including a drive-through service at NAS Jacksonville Food Farmacy and 'Ask-A-Lawyer' events with Three Rivers Legal Services and Jacksonville Area Legal Aid.

Residents were evacuated from a Stuart, Florida assisted living facility due to a failing air conditioning system. Police assisted with the relocation. Details on the incident and residents' current accommodations are limited.

Arizona authorities rescued an 8-year-old Mexican boy believed to have been trafficked and arrested a woman involved after a traffic stop revealed inconsistencies in her story.

Statesville Police Department's Fill the Trailer Toy Drive collected over 8,000 toys for 600+ local children, with community and business support emphasized in a social media post.

Wilkinson Middle School celebrated National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day by thanking local police with cards, banners, and shows of support, strengthening community bonds.

A brown male dog missing an ID was found near a Burger King in Mankato and is under the care of Mankato Public Safety. The city encourages those with information to call 911.

Cabarrus County plans to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. with events on Jan. 19; government offices will close, but parks and trash services remain operational.

Kent Police highlighted human trafficking issues on social media for National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, urging community involvement and sharing resources.

Arizona Senator John Kavanagh introduces Senate Bill 1080 to allow school districts to partner with developers to convert unused schools into affordable housing, mainly for teachers and essential workers.

Olympia will host a community conversation on racial healing on January 17, including speakers and activities to promote unity after Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

The City of Socorro expressed gratitude to its citizens on International Thank You Day, acknowledging their participation in local governance and community events through a social media post.