Youngsville warns of garbage service delays due to unsafe road conditions; residents are asked to stay home while the Public Works Team salts the roads.

IMPD's North District offices closed due to a winter storm, but residents can still file reports by phone or using 311 services. They are advised to delay non-urgent reports.

Sudden detentions and surprise immigration appointments have left Utah’s Hazara community scrambling for documents, lawyers and answers as hearings loom. Families fear deportation and reprisals.

Oklahoma City tackles a severe snowstorm with Public Works clearing streets, adjusted waste collection dates, prioritized police responses, EMSA cautions, detours for public transportation, and emergency shelters made available.

Union County Fire Marshal Jon Williams advises residents on how to safely stay warm during power outages, warning against hazardous heating methods and emphasizing the importance of carbon monoxide detectors.

Metro Detroit communities declare snow emergencies amid a winter storm, enforcing vehicle removal from streets for plowing, with variations in snowfall and ongoing cleanup efforts.

Ohio's significant snowstorm delays trash and recycling pickup by one day for all zones, requiring residents to adjust their normal schedules and clear snow around bins to assist collection crews.

A man died after his car plunged into the Tennessee River; emergency services responded but he was pronounced dead at the hospital. Foul play is not suspected. Investigation ongoing.

The Humane Society raised owner‑surrender fees to $400 after new contracts; rescues and animal‑control officers report more abandoned pets and long waitlists.

Marietta city operations closed on January 26 due to winter weather, affecting administrative buildings, sanitation services, and causing a delay in trash pickup.

The Tampa Police Department is hosting a treasure hunt with daily clues on social media, offering prizes like T-shirts and tickets, promoting safety and engagement for Gasparilla celebrations.

Memphis suspended solid waste collection due to winter storm road conditions, with officials urging patience and continuous road monitoring for service resumption. Residents are advised to use the city's app for updates.

A procession called Walk for Peace is occurring in Franklin County, with participants urged to respect the event's peaceful intent and to exercise caution due to icy road conditions.