Gastonia offers a "Homebuyer Education Workshop" to aid potential homeowners in understanding the home-buying process, set for January 10 at City Hall.

The City of Clearwater offers community resources to help residents achieve their New Year's resolutions, focusing on health, education, and civic participation.

Apex Fire Department responded to a garbage truck fire, which was less severe than anticipated. Their swift action prevented escalation, highlighting their readiness for unpredictable emergencies.

Cleveland opens warming centers due to cold weather, offers after-hours shelter through 211, and highlights normal rec center hours for additional refuge.

Tampa's Old City Hall will feature different colors in January to support various causes, from the Buccaneers to Law Enforcement Appreciation and Anti-Human Trafficking Awareness.

A 70-year-old Chicago grandmother who’s lived in the U.S. for more than 40 years is slated for deportation; her family says missed medications and dialysis needs make the O’Hare-to-Philippines flight dangerous.

The Apex Police Department thanked their personnel and community for contributing to safety and partnership in 2025, emphasizing mutual respect and cooperation.

Photojournalist John King passed away just shy of his 44th birthday, leaving a legacy of heartfelt storytelling and kindness among the Texas media community.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office pledged to continue serving with integrity and collaboration, expressing gratitude towards the community in a New Year's Facebook post.

The Apex Police executed a search warrant at Apex Mobile Home Estates as part of an investigation, reassuring residents via social media that there is no current threat.

Philly celebrated New Year's Eve 2025 with a free concert and fireworks on Benjamin Franklin Parkway, featuring LL COOL J and other artists, culminating in a vibrant fireworks display at midnight.

Kannapolis Fire and Police issued a New Year's safety reminder about fireworks legality and risks, and urged responsible drinking to prevent impaired driving.

El Paso invites residents to its 19th Annual Neighborhood Leadership Academy, beginning February 4, 2026. This free program, for those 13 and older, offers insights into city operations. Applications are due by January 21, 2026.