The Church of Jesus Christ said Tuesday it will provide money, land and thousands of volunteers for the 2034 Winter Olympics — including opening downtown Block 85 as an event site.

The FDLE has warned of scammers impersonating AMBER Alerts to phish for personal information from Florida families, advising caution and reporting of suspicious calls.

Milwaukee's one‑night Point‑In‑Time shows low unsheltered numbers, but advocates say the snapshot undercounts hidden homelessness and shifting federal rules threaten provider finances.

Work‑permit processing delays tied to the Uniting for Ukraine program have left Sacramento Ukrainians out of work and community groups pressing federal agencies and lawmakers to act. Employers say paperwork—not a lack of jobs—is to blame.

West Allis faith groups met to discuss social issues and plan to revive an interfaith coalition to better support the homeless and needy in the community.

LCAI is offering a 10-week General Contractors Seminar for contractors in Louisiana, covering construction fundamentals and safety codes, with registration closing on February 20, 2026.

Sacramento Police named Officer Strautman Officer of the Year and singled out three officers for their roles in the response to the Oct. 6 Highway 50 medevac crash.

Franklin Soil & Water highlight the environmental impact of road salt on water systems, advocating for reduced usage and alternative methods like shoveling to protect waterways from salinity and toxicity.

ACCE protesters stormed a DTECH wildfire panel in San Diego, forcing PG&E's wildfire VP offstage while pressing the utility to drop its Palantir contract.

NYC Mayor Mamdani announced free tax preparation services for eligible residents to avoid high fees, emphasizing protection from predatory practices. The program supports those earning under $97,000 and includes various assistance options.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board warns residents to bet legally and responsibly for Super Bowl LX, highlighting licensed operations' safety and the risks of unregulated sites.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned against driving without license plates, using a real-life case as an example, and advised obtaining tags legally before driving a new vehicle.

Mayor Mamdani opens a Safe Haven shelter in Lower Manhattan, managed by Breaking Ground, to aid 106 vulnerable citizens, accelerating the response to the winter emergency.