The ACLU told a San Diego judge that at least 25 parents separated under Trump have been re-detained or deported, and asked the court to force an explanation. The dispute centers on parole renewals, fees and enforcement of a 2023 settlement.

Scottsdale announces a series of events, including Western Week, the WM Phoenix Open, the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show, and San Francisco Giants' spring training.

El Paso residents are reminded to drop off Christmas trees for free recycling at the Citizens Collection station by January 31st, ensuring a green post-holiday clean-up.

North Olmsted introduced a customizable City Alert service that allows residents to subscribe to safety, event, and weather alerts through text, email, or calls while ensuring privacy.

Knox County recorded 272 suspected overdose deaths in 2025, continuing a four‑year decline, according to the district attorney’s live dashboard. Officials point to seizures, naloxone and outreach.

Provo has been recognized as a Gold-Level Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists for its exceptional bike infrastructure and commitment to sustainable transportation.

Long Beach invites residents to discuss housing and homelessness at an open house at Bixby Park Community Center on February 10th, aiming for community input on housing policies.

New York restaurants and activists are joining a general strike against ICE raids, with some closing in solidarity and others hosting events to support immigrant rights organizations.

Bay Area businesses and students strike in protest against ICE policies and violence, with school walkouts and business closures demonstrating solidarity with actions nationwide.

Joyce Mandley restores headstones in Clearwater Municipal Cemetery, documenting and preserving local history, including notable figures like Dixie M. Hollins Sr. and Nancy Campbell.

Houston joins national "ICE Out" protests against immigration enforcement practices, with local events including a boycott and a student walkout. Two fatal ICE shootings in Minneapolis have intensified calls for change.

A retired couple from Georgia lost $800,000 to a cryptocurrency scam involving a fake trading app and a misleading website after being contacted via WhatsApp.

The SLCPD and CPAH held a meeting to tackle hate crimes and foster a safer, more united Utah community, emphasizing collaboration as key to making significant strides towards change.