The Raleigh Police Department partners with the Governor's Highway Safety Program for the 'Booze It & Lose It' campaign to prevent impaired driving during the holidays.

Saint Charles is holding its annual Jingle Bell Run this Saturday at the Steel Shop Athletics & Event Centre, involving a 5K festive race with road closures and parking restrictions.

Bay Village Fire Fighters Local 1144 thanked residents on social media for the 20,196 toys donated to Olivia’s Dream Toy Drive, highlighting increased community generosity.

Durham has conducted listening sessions to inform its Strategic Plan to End Homelessness, gathering insights from those affected by homelessness to create a responsive, effective approach.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office hosted a training event for nearly 250 young law enforcement hopefuls from Florida, featuring realistic scenario drills and a banquet.

Fort Worth adjusts garbage and recycling collection during Christmas and New Year's holidays, with a one-day delay for Thursday and Friday pickups and allowance for two extra bags of trash without charge.

Tombstone city offices announce reduced hours during the holiday season, closing at noon on select days and observing full closures on Christmas and New Year's Day.

A vigil was held in DeKalb County to honor Sheriff-elect Derwin Brown, who was killed in 2000. Brown's political opponent was convicted for the murder. A special about the case is now streaming.

Litchfield Park hosts a Holiday Lights Tour, with a map for a self-guided experience. Residents can add homes to the tour until December 19 and contest winners will be announced on December 19.

The Support Southwest Public Libraries Committee holds an information session in Grove City to discuss library importance and encourage community support.

Federal investigators say a San Marcos‑area farm charged rent for unsafe worker housing and must pay more than $245,000 in back wages and penalties.

Fort Worth Public Library's Resolve to Read challenge encourages citizens to read more throughout January 2026, offering prizes for consistent reading habits.

Brentwood officers paired local kids with police for breakfast, gift-wrapping and a Target shopping trip supported by Brentwood PAL’s Tamale Festival.