HBCUs like Morehouse and Morris Brown in Atlanta operate normally after receiving hoax threats linked to white supremacy. All-clear given post-investigations.

A full-service food pantry has opened inside Legler Regional Library, offering fresh produce and frozen goods to West Garfield Park families.

Las Vegas high school students continue anti-ICE protests for a second day, with a student hit by a car during the demonstrations but expected to recover. Social media plays a key role in organizing the protests.

Volunteer opportunities at Buckeye Air Fair 2026 are open for various roles, including event setup and overseeing booths.

Sen. Donzella James is hosting "HOA, COA, and POA Day" to hear homeowners' concerns and has introduced bills for transparency and better protections. The event at the Georgia State Capitol is open to the public.

Jefferson Parish sets up warming centers ahead of a cold snap, with locations at Terrytown Playground and Alario Multi-Purpose Center, accommodating residents and their pets.

The City of Renton started its Civic Academy with 33 residents to educate them on local government workings over eight weeks, including departmental tours.

Lawrence, Indiana provides residents with advice on preventing frozen pipes, including knowing the main shutoff valve, keeping cabinets open, insulating pipes, and maintaining at least 55°F heating.

Deerfield Beach announces a water outage on January 26, 2026, for a drainage installation, affecting areas including Hillsboro Landing One and II, from 8 AM to 4 PM.

St. Louis prepares for extreme cold with 1,000 emergency shelter beds and pre-treatment of roads ahead of a heavy snow forecast, ensuring safety and warmth for residents.

Statesville, North Carolina, advises residents on winter storm preparedness, stressing safety without generators and urging neighborly welfare checks.

Georgia's Agriculture Commissioner, Tyler J. Harper, has issued a warning for residents to prepare for extreme cold, with emphasis on animal safety and food facility operations ahead of an expected winter storm.

County Supervisor Janice Hahn urged Bell to reconsider plans to close two city-owned mobile home parks amid resident protests and fears of displacement.