Houston celebrated MLK Day 2026 with various events, including parades, community service, and family activities, honoring Dr. King's legacy of civil rights and community.

Dozens marched from Riverton City Park to City Hall to protest the city’s 287(g) agreement with ICE, tying the action to national outrage after an ICE-related shooting. Organizers say the pressure will continue until officials act.

The East Montana Patrol Station, Commissioner Butler, and others completed a cleanup in Montana Vista, collecting 201 tires and 80 bags of trash, as shared by Sheriff Ugarte.

Sandy Lehane from Methuen is participating in the World Marathon Challenge to support the Michael Lisnow Respite Center by running seven marathons on seven continents in seven days.

Atmos Energy filed with the City of Dallas for a 10.5% gas delivery rate increase that would add about $11.25 to the typical monthly bill; the city review is underway.

Atlanta opens warming centers to shelter residents from the cold, with specific operating times through Tuesday and special provisions for women and children.

A south Minneapolis church has become a lifeline for families sheltering from ICE enforcement, delivering thousands of grocery boxes and baby supplies.

The City of Fishers in Indiana hosted a food drive at local Kroger stores on MLK Day of Service, offering physical and digital donation options to support families in need.

The Kirtland Fire Department promotes their part in ACBC, a recycling program aiding burn-injured children, and celebrates a record year of donations. They also mention a new shed built for collecting cans.

Dr. Tom Kim, founder of the Kim Health Center in Knoxville, has passed away, leaving a legacy of providing free medical care.

The City of Waukesha will host free Moonwalk dance classes on January 22 during the annual JanBoree festival. Sessions are scheduled for 6:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Participants of all skill levels can sign up online to learn the iconic dance move and take part in the community event.

The Milwaukee Health Department's new blog post discusses the city's Community Health Assessment (CHA) as a tool for guiding future public health initiatives.

Baltimore celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day with events like the Kid Zone exhibit at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum and quilt-making at the B&O Railroad Museum.