Durham opens a mass emergency shelter at Northern High School for residents during a winter storm, offering warm beds, meals, and essential services. GoDurham assists with transportation to the shelter.

Kaua‘i first responders were honored for their life-saving response to a shark attack on an off-duty officer, demonstrating exceptional teamwork and skill.

Family and neighbors in Pomona held a vigil for Ramiro Pacheco, who was detained by ICE in November; supporters say his pacemaker and need for medicine put him at risk.

Chicago Police announced a DUI Saturation Patrol in the 2nd District for the upcoming weekend, focusing on impaired driving and other traffic offenses from Saturday evening to early Sunday.

The Diocese of Sacramento says St. Patrick Academy and a second south Sacramento campus will close after the 2025–26 school year as part of a consolidation that will open a regional school in August 2026.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office hosts a workout event to support Officer Jacob Soto in his battle with Stage IV cancer, raising funds and encouraging community participation and donations.

Michael Naft will host the Puppy Love event on February 7 at Silverado Ranch Park, offering adoption opportunities and pet-friendly resources for the community.

Wahiawā District Court in Hawaii closed early due to a Deputy Sheriffs shortage, prompting an extension for legal document filings to the following Friday.

Pasadena companies gain recognition on the Los Angeles Business Journal's The Lists 2026, highlighting the local business community's success across various sectors.

Clark County bids farewell to the Holocaust exhibit at a ceremony, reflecting on its influence and future plans.

Las Vegas has launched a new farmers market at Carolyn G. Goodman Plaza, offering fresh produce, food trucks, live entertainment, and more every second and fourth Thursday evening.

Olivenhain Municipal Water District paused fluoridation for up to 90 days after staff reported torn 2,200‑lb powdered fluoride bags and worker-safety concerns.

Washington County offers no-turn away shelters during severe winter, with 24-hour access, hot meals, and pet accommodations, prioritizing at-risk groups.