DeKalb County opens warming centers amid cold weather, providing shelter, and organizing transportation to help residents seek warmth and safety from January 24-26.

The Louisiana DOTD completed major upgrades on the US 190 Bridge and Widening Project in St. Tammany Parish, aimed at improving traffic flow and safety.

Cafecito Coffeehouse opened in Tolleson with a ribbon-cutting event, earning a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition and support from city officials.

University City warns of potential trash collection delays due to severe winter weather and advises residents to leave bins out until collected. The City prioritizes crew safety and asks for patience.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani announces that snow days will be replaced by in-person or remote learning to comply with the state's 180-day requirement, prompting mixed reactions.

San Antonio opens Resilience Hubs for residents during a cold snap from Jan 24-26, offering shelter, basic needs, and pet kennels, with free travel to these locations provided by VIA.

The City of Dallas bulletin provides winter preparation tips for residents and property managers, emphasizing emergency plans, pipe insulation, and communication.

New parking rules in Boynton Beach ban parking on public rights-of-way, yards, swales, or easements and impose restrictions on oversized vehicles, with enforcement beginning on February 1.

DNR and WSU are hosting three educational events for forest landowners to learn about forest stewardship, including wildfire preparation and forest health management.

The Franklin Police urge locals to avoid travel due to an incoming winter storm, highlighting dangers like snow, ice, and cold temperatures. Residents should stay updated and be careful if necessary to drive.

Detroit launches a tech fund to aid 140 local microbusinesses with $1,000 grants for technology enhancements, backed by the Rocket Community Fund and administered by DEGC, focusing on small businesses to improve their operations and reach.

A Hillsboro jury awarded $800K to two public defenders who said a sheriff's deputy blocked their courtroom access in episodes they say were racially motivated.

Rockdale County's shredding event has been rescheduled to March 21, 2026. The county's website experienced a temporary access issue, but the event's aim to protect residents from identity theft remains unchanged.