Las Vegas nurses have traveled to Southern California to aid healthcare workers affected by wildfires in the region, providing support to stretched local personnel.

Clark County Public Health is accepting nominations for the 2025 Green Business Awards to honor businesses with outstanding environmental practices. Applications are due March 16th.

Portland's The Belmont Goats are seeking a new, permanent pasture for their aging herd, as their current lease expires and the land is slated for development.

Everman Water Department will perform water main repairs on Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., affecting several streets. Water will be temporarily shut off in the area during repairs.

Reeseville, Wisconsin is set to improve its water infrastructure with funding from the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program, per the DNR’s press release. Public comments are invited until January 29, 2025.

The Wisconsin DNR urges ice fishers to prevent the spread of invasive species, emphasizing the need to avoid transferring organisms through bait buckets and gear.

The American Sign Museum seeks to restore the Frisch’s Mainliner sign, launching a GoFundMe for $50,000 with additional plans for a local oral history project.

New Orleans' final call for Christmas Tree Recycling aims to bolster marsh protection and provide military training via tree airlifts into Bayou Sauvage Wildlife Refuge.

Barrow County has launched a comprehensive safety action plan aimed at eliminating road fatalities by 2050, influenced by insights from the SS4A program and funded by the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Boulder announces service closures and some openings for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with recreational options like golf and trails available, and parking fees waived. Events to honor Dr. King's legacy are scheduled.

Newton County is creating a Unified Development Ordinance to streamline zoning and land-use regulations, seeking public input to align it with their Comprehensive Plan.

DeKalb County has opened four warming centers and a night-only site to shelter residents from the cold from today until January 17th, with Frontline Response International offering meals and services.

Raleigh Parks offers a month of heart health activities, including fitness classes, grocery store tours, and a garden workshop to promote cardiovascular well-being.