Verizon is hosting Super Bowl LIX FanFests across 30 NFL markets, allowing fans to engage in festive activities and virtually celebrate the game nationwide.

The Thomas Branigan Memorial Library in Las Cruces is hosting a screening of "The Wizard of Oz" and a discussion of "Wicked" in relation to censorship themes.

Las Cruces Public Libraries hosts popular adult Dungeons and Dragons sessions, leading to a growing waitlist for participants seeking fantasy adventure and camaraderie.

Folsom Public Library is hosting a LEGO® Building Contest with a nature theme, inviting entries from January 28 to February 1, offering prizes in multiple categories.

The "Elvis Era of a King" tribute concert will feature performances by champions Cote Deonath and Moses Snow, promising an authentic Elvis Presley experience.

Luxury clubs for dogs and their owners are growing in NYC, offering high-end amenities and community, but sparking debate on cost, necessity, and exclusivity.

Deerfield Beach is hosting a free "Jazz Under the Stars" event at Constitution Park on January 25, celebrating the Arboretum's 30th Anniversary and the city's centennial from 6-8 PM.

A $138 million Powerball jackpot went unclaimed in Ohio after the ticket, sold at a Huber Heights Walmart, expired unclaimed on December 30. The prize will support Ohio's educational programs.

St. Louis Park, MN, is hosting a New Year's gnome hunt, where residents can find gnomes in city parks for good luck, guided by weekly clues on social media.

A Stanly County, North Carolina resident won $1 million in the Powerball, matching all five white balls on New Year's Day, with a ticket from Friendly Mart.

4,000 people took part in the 122nd annual Coney Island Polar Bear plunge, with funds supporting local nonprofits.

Nearly a million people celebrated New Year's Eve 2025 in Times Square, despite heavy rain and strict security measures, reflecting a global attraction and communal hope.

Milwaukee celebrated New Year's Eve with Harlem Globetrotters' performance and fireworks in the Deer District, a tradition enjoyed by local families and marking the beginning of 2025.