Charlotte-Mecklenburg declares a state of emergency due to severe winter weather; Grady Cole Center to become a storm shelter providing essentials and services.

Several Arizona school districts face increased financial instability, with nine in a high-risk category for budget issues, per a state auditor's report.

UCLA found a rise in detentions of noncriminal Latino immigrants, with enforcement tactics shifting to increased workplace and public-space arrests. Detention conditions have worsened, and most detainees face deportation.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green secured an extension of FEMA housing aid for Maui wildfire survivors until February 2027, ensuring ongoing recovery efforts for the affected residents.

Honolulu PD officers mentor students at local schools to address bullying, fostering trust and promoting communication through the Mālama Ko Aloha program.

Arlington city workers are preparing for Winter Storm Fern with a range of measures to ensure safety and maintain services during the snow and ice forecasted from January 23 to 27, 2026.

Dallas announces a range of community resources, including public safety campaigns, cultural events, and a hub for city services, demonstrating commitment to resident support.

Nevada County announces a three-day Board of Supervisors meeting on January 28-30 at Gold Miners Inn, with limited seating and additional viewing in the lobby, live streaming, and provisions for public participation.

West Allis, WI, suspends garbage and recycling due to weather, resuming with an adjusted schedule on Monday, Jan. 26. Collections postponed to next week with detailed pick-up days.

Hawaiʻi Community Foundation's board approved a $10M endowment allocation to expand its Social Impact Investment Fund to $20M, aiming to boost housing, food and local lending across the islands.

The Lewisville Public Library offers various activities, including puzzle swaps, financial workshops, and free tax preparation, supporting community enrichment and education.

The Orem Stormwater Team is dedicated to keeping the city's waterways clean, asking the public not to block gutters and to report pollution. Their work supports environmental health and stewardship.

Oklahoma City conducted its annual Point-in-Time count of the homeless population, gathering data to identify trends and provide resources. Over 100 volunteers participated in this initiative by the Key to Home Partnership.