IMPD's Homeless Unit continues to protect and serve during Indianapolis's cold snap, providing transport, bus passes, and blankets to the homeless and urging public vigilance.

The Olympia Fire Department has launched an all in-house Fire Academy for 2026 to train recruits with mentorship from the OFD team, showcasing the initiative through a supportive Facebook post.

A 2026 Zillow-based ranking finds multiple Bay Area ZIP codes among the nation's 50 most expensive for renters; Water Mill tops the list at nearly $96k/month.

Las Vegas' famous sign will be lit in yellow for Holocaust Remembrance Day in a ceremony led by Michael Naft, honoring victims and standing against bigotry.

The Kent Police Department issued a statement clarifying that local officers will not assist ICE with immigration enforcement, per state law and policy, but cannot interfere with ICE operations.

Las Vegas launches a water leak repair aid program, offering financial assistance up to $7,500 for qualified homeowners, and introduces a Lead Paint Remediation Program for older homes to protect children from lead exposure.

The Agency on Elderly Affairs offers a free six-week workshop called "Better Choices, Better Health" for elder chronic condition management in Kaua‘i.

A 12-year-old autistic boy found refuge with strangers in Chino Valley after wandering from a friend's house, prompting a law enforcement response and his safe return to his parents.

The Saint Paul Parks and Recreation department is hosting a Valentine's Day event for seniors with crafts, bingo, and lunch on February 12. Registration is required by February 9.

Maple Grove, Minnesota, promotes a plastic-free February challenge to its citizens on social media, encouraging the community to reduce plastic use and protect waterways and wildlife.

Nurses and community members will gather outside the Aurora VA on Wednesday to honor ICU nurse Alex Pretti and press for answers after his death in Minneapolis.

Williamson County delays county offices' opening and Commissioners Court meeting due to icy conditions from Winter Storm Fern; advises caution for travelers.

NEISD defies the TEA by maintaining its cell phone policy, which allows student use during non-instructional times, despite a state mandate for a full-day ban.