North Ridgeville Government reminds residents to clear sidewalks after storms for safety, citing a city ordinance requiring timely snow and ice removal.

Senators James and Cummings host the second annual City of Mableton Day at the Georgia State Capitol on February 2, featuring heritage and aspirations of the community.

Houston districts are installing AI monitoring software on school devices to flag self-harm. Students and privacy advocates say the alerts often misfire and erode trust.

Judith "Judy" King, a 71-year-old woman with dementia, was found safe after going missing in Jacksonville, with the Sheriff's office thanking the public for their help.

Raleigh Police Department's "Reel-Time Ridealong" initiative shares their work on social media to connect with the community and promote transparency.

St. Louis extends Code Blue to provide emergency shelter for vulnerable individuals during extreme winter weather, with over 600 beds and transport arrangements.

ICE operations in Detroit have exacerbated chronic absenteeism in the Detroit Public Schools Community District, with families fearing daily activities such as walking children to school.

New Kali Kempo Self Defense classes, suitable for all fitness levels, start at the Optimist Community Center with different times for youth and adults.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office K9 Unit presented at San Jose Elementary's Career Day, showcasing police dog capabilities and fostering insight into law enforcement careers.

Mecklenburg County declares state of emergency due to severe winter weather, closing parks, libraries, and recycling centers on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1. Residents are advised to stay indoors.

Boston Police warn of increased law enforcement impostor scams demanding immediate payments to resolve false arrest warrants, urging public caution and reporting.

The 29th Annual Kumquat Festival in Tampa Bay, initially set for Jan. 31, is postponed due to a severe cold front. It's rescheduled for March 8. Local businesses await the event, important for the economy.

Huntersville delays trash collection due to an expected snowstorm, prioritizing safety over normal refuse removal schedules. Residents are advised to stay updated via town communications.