GCPS is refining its Kindergarten enrollment and grade placement process, considering family input, while denying plans to eliminate "redshirting." Enrollment for the 2026-27 school year begins March 16, 2026.

Billboards in Minnesota display the faces of missing or murdered Indigenous individuals, seeking justice and remembrance, funded by donations and MMIR license plate sales.

Orlando is set to start constructing a permanent memorial at the former Pulse nightclub site, with initial steps involving installation of fencing and a final public meeting to discuss the design plans.

Rice students at Rice University launched ICE Map, an interactive tool that aggregates news‑reported ICE arrests and detention inspection reports after enforcement sweeps rattled Southeast Houston.

Las Vegas nurses held a candlelight vigil to honor Alex Pretti, who was killed by an ICE agent, emphasizing care for all regardless of immigration status.

Students from Golda Meir School joined a protest in Milwaukee against ICE, showing solidarity with national actions against ICE practices, sparked by the death of nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.

Video shows ICE agents handcuff and remove a St. Paul organizer outside the Hallie Q. Brown Community Center, raising fresh concerns about federal enforcement in the city.

A new Phoenix ordinance holds stores accountable for stray shopping carts, leading to increased use of cart-locking systems and fines to ensure compliance.

TEA data show more than 212,000 Texas students with dyslexia were in special education last year — a more-than-600% rise that’s straining districts’ staffing and budgets.

Ogden City Government launches "Let's Talk – The Ogden Way | Town Hall Series" for open dialogue between locals and officials, with the first event at Shadow Valley Elementary on March 23.

Bissett Community Park's playground will close from February 9 to 23, 2026, for the installation of new shade structures. Other park areas will remain open.

After Denver Parks and Recreation ended lane rentals in December, the Denver Squid was cut to one weekly practice and is racing to reclaim pool time ahead of the Gay Games.

City data show missed residential trash collections fell in late 2025 as route and equipment fixes took hold, though numbers remain above pre‑transition levels.