Volunteers in Phoenix monitor ICE to alert communities of raids. Border Patrol's extensive surveillance program raises privacy concerns, as they track vehicles nationwide using cameras and data analytics.

The Gretna Police Department highlights their educational program and recruitment efforts in a social media post featuring "Law & Learning with Lieutenant Disler."

Hazelwood city crews continue leaf collection into Week 5, urging residents to rake leaves to the curb and avoid blocking drains and cars for efficient pickup.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office warns of the dangers of electric bikes and dirt bikes, citing injuries and fatalities, and urges users to ride responsibly and understand the laws.

Lebanon, Ohio introduces a holiday light recycling program for residents to drop off unwanted lights for repurposing, aiming to reduce landfill waste.

The Arlington Police Department celebrated 40 years of their Santa Cops program, which provides holiday gifts and a festive event for local families in need.

St. Johns County forms an Agriculture Advisory Committee to address farmers' land use and policy issues, with Prissy Fletcher discussing related topics on WSOS 103.9 FM Radio.

Raleigh introduces a new art and craft program for all ages at the John P. Greene African American Cultural Center, led by local artist Pamela Douglas.

Attendees honored the late YouTuber and fisherman Mikey Rijavec in a paddle out memorial at San Diego's Fiesta Island following his untimely death off the Baja California coast.

NORAD is ready to track Santa Claus for the 70th consecutive year, with a website featuring games and a flight tracker, and Canadian and American teams ensuring Santa's safe passage.

Colorado offers driver license services online and at state offices, with appointments recommended. Limited services are also available at Motor Vehicle Offices in Douglas County.

Pittsburgh has opened warming centers due to severe cold, offering a refuge for residents in various community and recreation centers citywide on weekdays.

Fort Worth announces New Year's Eve daytime celebrations, vision board crafting for adults, a Bluey-themed party for kids, and a "Resolve to Read" challenge in January.