At a Metropolitan Airports Commission meeting, MSP workers and union leaders said ICE arrests at the airport have left immigrant staff afraid to come to work. Testimony included names of detained colleagues and pleas for protections.

Arlington Public Library offers free tax prep help with AARP and VITA for eligible residents, starting February 3. Appointments required, no phone bookings.

The Miami-Dade BAAB will host the Black History Month Kickoff on February 6, celebrating a centenary of black history. The public is invited to the event at the Stephen P. Clark Center.

Over 10,000 signatures were gathered in opposition to a proposed ICE facility in Chester, creating local unrest, as reported by Gothamist and Spectrum News.

The Westfield Police Department reflects on a year of service in 2025, emphasizing their dedication to handling calls, traffic stops, and ensuring the community's safety.

Sam’s Tap in Bay View has gone quiet after a November 2025 post; the bar’s proprietor has faced a DOJ‑related consent order that clouds the future of the 1929 tavern. Local records show the license runs through September 2026.

High school students across Milwaukee staged walkouts Tuesday to protest ICE and federal enforcement, marching and speaking near school grounds.

Saint Charles, Missouri, launches a new Emergency Communication Alert System via CivicPlus Notify to keep residents up-to-date with urgent information.

Chicago volunteers say a loose mutual-aid network has shipped more than 150,000 whistles, zines and know-your-rights kits to communities facing ICE enforcement. The effort mixes 3D printing with neighborhood "whistle parties."

St. Augustine celebrated Arbor Day at Connor Park, marking its 43rd year as a Tree City USA with speeches, a tree planting, and free saplings for attendees.

San Antonio unveils Four25 San Pedro Apartments, an affordable housing community for families earning up to 60% of the Area Median Income, with special units for transitioning individuals.

An apartment ceiling collapsed in Milwaukee, displacing a family who say the building had no heat. City inspectors and tenant resources are now involved.

The Texas Spring Palace in Fort Worth, built to attract settlers, burned down in 1890 during a ball, with one man, Al Hayne, dying after saving others.