Suspect Kyle J. Thomsen has been arrested for a series of arsons in New Orleans’ Bywater neighborhood, facing multiple charges including aggravated and simple arson.

Upper Arlington integrates senior services into the city, enhancing support and access to programs for older residents, and introduces community engagement opportunities.

Westlake Ohio Police urge passengers to take a stand for road safety during National Passenger Safety Week, promoting shared responsibility in preventing dangerous driving behaviors.

The city's inspector general found $26.5M in overtime paid to potentially ineligible workers across dozens of departments. The finding arrives as Chicago confronts a steep budget shortfall.

Minneapolis officials report an increase in immigration enforcement activities in South Minneapolis, with Council Member Jason Chavez alerting the community and calling for collaboration and observation.

The Las Vegas City Council introduced incentive programs to aid businesses in Redevelopment Areas, including rebates for property improvements, security upgrades, and multifamily residential renovations.

Longtime Los Altos trustee Vladimir Ivanovic will step down in March, saying the board’s plan to place Bullis Charter School on the 10th site privileges the charter and risks bond support.

Indiana Representative Matt Commons introduced House Bill 1098 to enhance protections and clarify roles in student work-based learning programs, providing greater safety and structure.

The Multnomah County Board recognized January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month and the second week as Slavic/Eastern European Heritage Week to honor contributions and raise awareness.

Pinal County's "287(g)" agreement with DHS was voided for lack of Board of Supervisors approval, encroaching on the Sheriff's duties and unauthorized fund use.

Texas Governor Abbott called on CFISD to sever ties with CAIR and cancel the 2026 Houston Islamic Games at a public high school, citing safety concerns and values.

LAUSD told the school board this week that staff reductions — possibly including layoffs — are likely as enrollment drops and a three‑year budget projection ends in a deficit. District leaders pointed to central‑office cuts, union talks and state budget uncertainty as drivers.

The New Orleans City Council Committee discussed Mardi Gras safety, city appointments, and a public safety funding agreement with the Sheriff’s Office.