The Franklin County Sheriff's Office highlighted January as National Self-Defense Awareness Month, promoting their R.A.D. program for women's safety education.

Northwest lawmakers criticize Trump's Venezuela military strike which resulted in the detention of President Maduro and his wife, raising concerns over congressional approval and legal authority.

Clay County announces a week of meetings for residents to engage in local governance on topics from licensing to historic preservation at the Administration Building.

Battalion Chief Nick Reed retired from the Hickory Fire Department after 30 years of service, leaving a legacy of firefighting excellence and leadership.

Deputy Mike Allred, survivor of a shooting, announces his run for Box Elder County sheriff, with plans to combat drug crime and enhance police training and communication.

Congresswoman Veronica Escobar criticizes Trump's military actions in Venezuela, calling them illegal and an attack on sovereignty, while questioning the motives behind them.

Chanhassen, Minnesota held a Truth in Taxation hearing to discuss its proposed 2026 budget, emphasizing transparency in financial planning and prioritizing public safety and infrastructure.

San Diegans exhibit mixed reactions to the U.S. military capture of Venezuelan President Maduro, ranging from gratitude to legal and ethical concerns.

California politicians show stark divisions over President Trump's capture of Venezuelan leader Maduro, with some denouncing it as illegal and others supporting it as protection against threats.

Hawaii's political leaders have criticized President Trump's military operation in Venezuela, questioning its legality and the decision to prioritize regime change amidst domestic economic struggles.

Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is recruiting correctional officers, offering $30.60-$34.37/hour, with a background check and training academy required.

The Midwest City Fire Department has highlighted the importance of Rapid Intervention Team training on Facebook to rescue firefighters in distress during fires.

Minneapolis calls for residents to apply for city boards and commissions to impact public policy and programs. Applications are open until January 25 and aim to enhance governance inclusivity.