Saint Paul Police Department declared that routine traffic stops will only be conducted using marked vehicles to improve transparency and trust with the public.

Socorro Police Department hosts a community event for a UTEP vs NMSU basketball game, offering discounts through a QR code for local residents on February 7th.

New Orleans health director urged citizens needing shelter from the cold to utilize city-provided spaces, with shelters like the New Orleans Mission ready to assist.

An ice storm in Georgia led to power grid collapse in White County, with approximately 70% of residents without power due to ice accumulation. Crews are working on restoration, and residents are urged to stay home.

The MPRB has closed its ice rink warming houses and canceled permitted events after 5 pm today due to safety concerns; exceptions include certain arenas and an ongoing hockey championship.

Erie and Huron Counties in Ohio have increased their emergency response to Level 3 due to severe snowfall, while Lorain County maintains open roads and monitors conditions, with reevaluation planned.

Hickory's winter weather leads to the closure of city facilities and suspension of solid waste services on January 26, with updates promised as conditions are reassessed.

Broomfield plans a town hall on Feb. 23 to educate residents on wildfire preparedness and emergency response, including evacuations and household measures. A Q&A session will be included.

El Paso ISD delays school opening by 2 hours due to icy conditions, cancelling Pre-K for three-year-olds and altering transportation and breakfast times.

Three cows and a horse blocked an intersection in Rio Linda Sunday night before deputies corralled them and returned them to their property.

The Denver Police Mounted Patrol showcased their skills at the 120th National Western Stock Show, engaging with the community and strengthening police-public relationships.

Upper Arlington announces closures due to a winter storm, affecting the Bob Crane Community Center and Municipal Services Center, while emergency services remain operational.

A Denver mother says mold in her apartment made her and her child sick; city records show six complaints. Here’s what officials and renters say to do next.