The USS Fitzgerald returned to San Diego after a seven-month deployment covering the U.S. 3rd, 5th, and 7th Fleet areas, including maritime security and multinational exercises.

The City Hall Dropbox in Brooklyn Park is temporarily closed for repairs, with no set reopening date. Residents can pay bills in person, online, or by mail.

Ogden Mayor Nadolski will deliver the State of the City address on Thursday at Union Station, with free museum access from 4 pm and the main event at 6 pm.

Wisconsin DHS is raising awareness about radon's health risks, emphasizing the importance of testing during National Radon Action Month, and providing education and low-cost test kits through Radon Information Centers.

The article reflects on the 5th anniversary of the January 6th insurrection, with political leaders discussing its impact and ongoing democratic challenges, especially concerning Trump's actions.

Oklahoma Rep. Chris Banning introduced HB 2978 to standardize school library content selection based on the state's obscenity laws, aiming to protect youth and reduce conflict in material choices.

Senior Police Officer Randall Knight retired from NOPD after 38 years, celebrated with the Chief's Challenge Coin, and will continue as a reserve officer, notably teaching Taser classes.

Philadelphia Mayor Parker will discuss education at Edison High and announce MLK Day of Service plans, highlighting civic engagement and community progress.

Seattle City Council has sworn in Alexis Mercedes Rinck and Dionne Foster, with Joy Hollingsworth appointed as council president, focusing on community service and key issues.

The 10th Annual Ohio Marina Conference will be held on February 26, focusing on emergency management, accessibility, and environmental conservation for marinas.

The Charlotte County Commission will host its Utilities Quarterly Update meeting on Jan. 13, discussing utilities, infrastructure, and the Burnt Store Reclamation Facility. Residents are invited to participate at the county center.

Dr. Antoinette Miranda joins the Columbus Board of Education, bringing over 40 years of educational experience, emphasizing academic performance and effective education strategies.

Oklahoma City's Municipal Court offers a fine reduction for old class "a" offense warrants issued before 2023, aiming to ease the financial burden and avoid jail time.