Mecklenburg County offices and services will open at 12 p.m. on Jan. 27 due to bad weather, with essential hotlines remaining operational for emergencies.

Largo Fire Rescue promotes safety with free services, such as smoke alarm installations and home surveys, shared by Specialist Summer Mahr on social media.

Johnson City property owners must pay their 2025 property taxes by February 28 to avoid penalties, with the option to pay by mail, in person, or online with an added fee.

Anduril Industries plans a $1 billion expansion in Southern California, aiming to create 5,500 jobs and establish a large campus by 2027, as reiterated by Governor Newsom.

Hawaii officials condemn the fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti by an immigration officer, with U.S. Rep. Tokuda calling it an "execution," and Senator Schatz vowing to withhold DHS funding.

Officer Karly Harney was named the 2025 Officer of the Year by the Lansdale Borough Police Department, recognized for her exceptional work, dedication, and positive impact.

El Paso ISD delayed school opening due to a cold snap and emphasized their dedication to education and community engagement through classroom visits and upcoming Community Conversations.

The Coon Rapids Police Department has clarified its role in federal immigration enforcement on their website and social media to address community concerns.

Governor DeWine urges Ohioans to take precautions during severe cold, with advice on driving safety, elder care, heating safety, and health risks like hypothermia and frostbite.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns of increased identity theft, advising vigilance and issuing preventative tips during Identity Theft Awareness Week.

Rep. McCaul calls for an investigation into Minneapolis incidents involving federal officers and consequent deaths, emphasizing the need for accountability and restraint to maintain public trust.

NCDHHS launches a bilingual initiative to inform North Carolina's Hispanic/Latino communities about protecting against respiratory illnesses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV.

Deputy Jeff Fox retired from the Wright County Sheriff's Office after a 31-year career serving in various roles, leaving a legacy of community safety and dedication.