Raleigh Parks seeks public feedback through an online survey for Neuse River Park's design to reflect community needs. Responses are accepted until Dec. 29.

Three puppies abandoned along a Belcamp walking trail in October are now healthy and ready for adoption after months of care by the Humane Society of Harford County.

Hundreds of fifth-graders in St. Bernard Parish graduated from the D.A.R.E. program, which teaches kids to resist drugs, alcohol, violence, and bullying.

Deputy Brad Rhoden of the Baker County Sheriff's Office won the Safe Driver Challenge Agency Winner title and a $1,000 reward for his crash-free record and promoting safe driving.

Kingsport adjusts sanitation schedule for holidays, ensuring no disruption in trash pickup, with closures on Dec 24, 25, Jan 1, and special post-Christmas cleanup.

NCDOT begins "Booze It & Lose It" campaign to deter impaired driving and pauses most road construction for holidays. Santa visits by ferry and train, while a bridge is dedicated to a late N.C. officer.

The Norwood Police Department warns against scammers posing as authorities and advises the public to hang up on suspicious calls and verify questionable inquiries with official agencies.

Alderwoman Taylor invites the 9th District to discuss Christian Faith Fellowship Church's updated apartment complex plans at a meeting on December 19.

Darnell Fullum appointed as DeKalb County's Director of Public Safety, bringing 38 years of experience to the role.

Hawaii Pacific Health and Kamehameha Schools renewed a statewide partnership at Kapālama, adding data‑sharing and research to tackle Native Hawaiian health disparities.

DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson signs an order for post-pandemic work structure, emphasizing in-person services and allowing hybrid schedules.

The Deering Estate is hosting "Deering Contemporary 2026," curated by Dainy Tapia, featuring works by various artists that emphasize environmental and historical awareness.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren met with advocates to discuss strategies for addressing Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives (MMIWR), focusing on public safety and improving response.