LVMPD will not enforce immigration violations but will refer such cases to ICE, focusing on building community trust while cooperating on matters of transnational crime and terrorism.

Chicago Public Schools and community leaders are taking steps to protect undocumented families from mass deportation threats, including not allowing ICE in schools without a warrant and forming sanctuary teams.

The Douglas County Board of Commissioners in Georgia moves to online meetings via Zoom due to a state of emergency from severe weather, ensuring continued governance and public safety.

Applications for the Mom and Pop Small Business Grant are open in Commission District 7 to support local small businesses with costs such as equipment, marketing, and renovations.

Placer County is hosting visioning workshops from Feb 26 to Apr 30 to gather resident input for the Placer 2050 General Plan Update, covering sustainability, transport, and housing.

The Detroit Grand Prix seeks 1,500 volunteers for its 2025 event, highlighting community involvement and offering benefits like event access and appreciation parties.

State Superintendent Horne called for more armed police in schools, citing a thwarted threat in Tucson, and proposed wide-ranging education reforms in Arizona.

Gwinnett County, Georgia, has formed an Opioid Abatement Advisory Committee to address opioid addiction with funds from pharmaceutical lawsuit settlements.

Placer County allocated $1.5 million in grants to four nonprofits fighting domestic violence and human trafficking.

Fulton County Public Works provides advice on preventing pipes from freezing, including dripping faucets, opening cabinet doors, insulating exposed pipes, and knowing the main shut-off valve.

The Hamilton County Humane Society is seeking emergency fosters due to a critical heating failure affecting its kennels and the safety of over 130 dogs.

Gwinnett County experiences a severe weather shutdown, affecting public services, with essential operations continuing and warming stations open for those in need.

The Clark County Museum will host a presentation by Professor Tyler D. Parry on the 1969 Uprising in Las Vegas's Historic Westside, exploring its causes and impact.