The Norman Police Department is hosting their annual Chili Supper Benefit Dinner on Jan. 29, with proceeds supporting The Christmas Store of Cleveland County.

Raleigh Police support Buddhist monks spreading tranquility on a peace walk, ensuring their safe passage and promoting communal understanding of their mission.

Queen Creek financed a water purchase from Harquahala Valley using a successful COP sale, aiming for water self-sufficiency and reducing groundwater pumping. The town received high credit ratings for the move indicating strong fiscal health.

Saint Paul's Mayor Kaohly Her is leading efforts to protect immigrant communities from increased federal immigration enforcement, including legal challenges against DHS and non-cooperation policies by local police.

Fairfield County Sheriff's Office honored law enforcement spouses like Blair Reed for their support on National Law Enforcement Spouse Appreciation Day, highlighting their vital role in officers' lives.

Nelson’s campaign to erase the word "Mormon" reshaped church branding, but reporters, members and other languages still reach for the nickname. The result: both names are likely to coexist.

Cleveland Police offer winter safety tips, including observing parking bans for snow clearing, driving carefully, avoiding leaving cars running unattended, and checking on vulnerable community members.

St. Louis extends emergency shelter hours due to cold, adds a warming bus at 10th and Cass, and solicits donations to its Winter Shelter Fund. Residents can call 211 for shelter transport.

A Fort Worth store manager pulled a homeless woman known as Bobbi inside after she was found frozen outside during a deep freeze. City shelter activations and volunteers are working to get people indoors.

Residents at Becher Court say boiler trouble left seniors and other tenants shivering through nights without heat while housing officials say boilers were repaired.

Tulsa tackles a winter storm with active city services and emergency responders. Plows and salt trucks work nonstop; rolling blackouts are not planned, and shelters welcome residents and pets. Violators leaving pets outside may face penalties.

Hickory officials advise residents on protecting pipes from freezing due to a cold front, with tips like insulation, maintaining indoor temperatures, and knowing how to shut off water.

Atlanta opens warming centers due to cold, with operation from Jan 24 evening to Jan 28 morning, at multiple locations, offering transport from the Gateway Center. Details are on the city website.