Hundreds rallied outside ICE's San Francisco office as San Jose tattoo artist Guillermo Medina Reyes faced a bond hearing and possible re‑detention. Supporters framed the case as a due‑process test.

The City of Miami reopens SRAP applications to assist seniors with rent, offering up to $500/month to eligible residents aged 62+ and earning ≤50% of the AMI.

Walmart donated 33 cold weather kits to the Salt Lake City Police to help those in need during winter, including a blanket, hand warmers, and clothing items.

St. John the Baptist Parish students are invited to create miniature Mardi Gras floats using shoeboxes for a contest. Submissions are due by February 11, 2026.

Enrollment through Colorado's ACA marketplace dipped 2% to about 277,000 for 2026 as enhanced federal subsidies ended. State aid eased some hikes, but cancellations spiked.

Bogus flyers resembling ICE notices appeared in Makiki, demanding proof of citizenship and warning of searches. Neighbors were left shaken and confused.

The English Center in Miami was locked down briefly due to nearby gunshots; no one was injured, and one person was detained. Police and K-9s searched the area; students and parents were alarmed. The situation is under investigation.

The EMWA announced its first grant recipients, funding local projects in East Maui to enhance water conservation, cultural heritage, and environmental health.

Melvindale's water main break caused icy flooding; repairs are now complete. Residents were advised against using affected water. Officials seek state funds for aging infrastructure.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria signed the Clairemont Community Plan into law, initiating its first major revision in over 30 years, aimed at creating 14,000 new homes and a pedestrian-friendly environment.

Reno opens a new dog play area at Northwest Park, repurposing an old community garden and backed by a collaborative effort funded in part by a $7,500 grant.

Contaminated kerosene sold at Jasmine Petroleum Inc. in Gainesville, GA may pose a fire hazard; consumers are warned not to use the product and can get a refund.

Raleigh is hosting several Black History Month events including celebrations, historical tours, and a comic showcase, with many free options detailed on the city's website.