El Paso's Department of Public Health facility has reopened with normal operations, except for non-functional water fountains due to ongoing maintenance.

Ambassador Curtis A. Ward, known for his diplomatic work and advocacy in the Caribbean American community, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of inclusion and representation.

Sterling Heights City Manager Mark Vanderpool joins the Board of Directors of the Municipal Management Executives, bringing his extensive experience from managing a large city staff and budget.

Confirmation hearings for Mayor Moreno's key appointments, including Dr. Jennifer Avegno and Charline Gipson, are scheduled by the New Orleans City Council's Government Affairs Committee.

Cleveland Fire Chief Anthony Luke retired amidst controversy over a social media post about Charlie Kirk's assassination, following a city investigation and a $10,000 legal settlement.

Michael Hodge, Elizabethton's Code Enforcement Officer, is committed to keeping the city clean and well-ordered, drawing on his background at the Carter County Sheriff's Department.

La Vergne invites the community to its Martin Luther King Jr. Day Ceremony at City Hall on Jan. 19, featuring speakers Richard Reed and Pastor Joshua Jamerson.

Cincinnati settled a wrongful death lawsuit with the family of Quandavier Hicks, killed by police in 2015, for $1.45 million without admitting wrongdoing.

Upper Arlington is celebrating America's 250th anniversary with local events, flag-raisings, and an interactive historical map, involving community contributions to honor the nation's history.

Haverhill city and police union agree to equip officers with body cameras to increase transparency and accountability after concerning incidents within the police department.

Charlotte County has made Emergency Management an independent entity, previously part of Public Safety, to improve disaster response and resilience. Patrick Fuller will lead, leveraging his extensive experience and education in emergency management.

Denton preps for a public hearing on changes to its Design Criteria Manual on Feb 3, 2026, inviting residents to participate in discussions on urban development.

A December filing by Estrella del Paso alleges that a local family‑court judge repeatedly shamed and mistreated migrant children; the judge has since recused herself from the case. Attorneys and a former bailiff have provided sworn accounts.