Volunteer networks on Maui are running an ICE tipline and ‘know your rights’ trainings as arrests across Hawai‘i climb. Organizers warn the presence of agents at churches and schools could chill daily life.

Locals showed support for Officer Soto in their cancer battle at the Stronger Than Cancer WOD event, which gained attention from El Paso County Sheriff Ugarte.

The City of Sacramento invites residents to share feedback on city life through an online survey until February 13 to help refine city policies and services.

Las Vegas hosts events for Black History Month including awards, cultural showcases, and sports, celebrating African American contributions and history.

Maui's Office of Recovery offers a free educational event on wildfire risk reduction, featuring experts from Headwaters Economics, with support from Mayor Bissen.

Round Rock Public Library closes early due to inclement weather, adjusting operations for the safety of patrons and staff, with digital resources still available.

Sacramento's report shows efforts to address 2,319 new homelessness cases and the removal of over 76,000 pounds of debris; only 16 housed, with shelters near full capacity.

The Dallas Police Homeless Outreach Team transported 50 individuals to shelters ahead of a winter storm, also making four arrests for various charges, as part of their commitment to assist and protect the homeless.

Over 100 volunteers, including Felony Prosecutor Paige Test, planted 88 trees at Jericho Village in Wylie to support a housing project for women and children affected by abuse.

The St. Louis Park Police Department is offering summer internships in community outreach, crime analysis, and records, with applications due March 1.

An 8-foot fence and a threatening sign have blocked the main trail to Thornton State Beach; Supervisor David Canepa has asked the Coastal Commission to step in.

St. John the Baptist Parish urges residents and businesses to protect their pipes from freezing by insulating exposed pipes and letting indoor faucets drip during cold weather.

Durham residents are advised to prepare for a disruptive winter storm with snow, sleet, and freezing rain this weekend, potentially impacting services into the next week.