The Minneapolis Police Department highlights the challenges of the Latino and immigrant communities, calling for local support of over 12,000 Latino businesses to foster an inclusive environment.

Chef Tim McDiarmid sold The Good Kind and moved to Canada with her family, citing Texas laws that restrict gender-affirming care for minors. Her exit left a visible hole in the Southtown dining scene.

Dunedin, Florida's City Commission meeting saw holiday parade winners announced, an Eagle Scout honored, a historic site designated, infrastructure projects approved, and community facilities upgraded.

Pinal County announces construction for a new Administration building at the Florence Administrative Campus set to begin on January 5, 2026, with expected completion in two years.

After months of leadership turmoil, San Diego Pride has named Kishalynn Elliott as executive director. She'll start in January and lead planning for the 2026 festival.

Saint Paul officials invite residents to report police grievances, announce a minimum wage increase starting January 1, 2026, promote a Supplier Fair on January 15, and honor Andrea Ledger with a proclamation.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun posthumously awarded Forrest Lucas the 2025 Sachem Award for his significant contributions to the state through entrepreneurship and philanthropy.

A Papillion truck driver found a 3‑ to 4‑year‑old alone in a median, wrapped him in a blanket and kept him safe until police located the family.

A state panel found California law lets prosecutors use gendered evidence to undercut women’s self‑defense claims and urged judges to screen that material before juries.

DeKalb County opens warming centers and provides transportation for residents needing shelter from severe cold starting 6:30 p.m. on December 19, 2025.

Raleigh City Council approved a new benefit structure for the Engagement Network to increase citizen participation, offering funding, online presence, and one-on-one consultations starting January 12, 2026.

BSI Engineering donates over $1.2 million to fight pancreatic cancer in memory of Bryan Speicher, with funds supporting research at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center.

The CCSO celebrated their Employee Christmas Party, acknowledging staff dedication and thanking community partners for their support, while children received gifts from Santa.