Charlotte-Mecklenburg agencies unite to provide shelter and free transportation to the homeless during winter, expanding shelter capacity and offering support amidst freezing conditions.

Dublin, Ohio encourages dog owners to license their pets for legal compliance and safety, helping to reunite lost dogs with owners and supporting the Franklin County Dog Shelter.

Senator Maria Cantwell commended the joint efforts in flood response during her tour in Snohomish County and emphasized community preparedness and forecasting.

Rabbi Jessica Hutchings becomes the first woman in Nevada to be both Rabbi and Cantor at Congregation Ner Tamid, bringing her unique style to leadership.

Hawai‘i Police, Kona Walmart and The Salvation Army are hosting a "Fill a Cruiser Holiday Toy Drive" on Dec. 20, 2025, to collect toys for children in need.

A fan wearing a T-shirt with Durant's college photo sparks a reunion with the NBA star during a Houston Rockets game, leading to a widely shared social media moment.

Kaua‘i first responders joined with 85 children for a "Heroes and Helpers" event, giving kids a $100 shopping spree and a pizza party, aiming to build trust and resiliency among community youth.

Punchbowl joined the national Wreaths Across America effort and placed roughly 2,000 sponsored wreaths this weekend. Local volunteers and community groups helped honor veterans.

LVMPD, The Women of Metro, and the LVMPD Foundation held the 17th annual Christmas at Child Haven, providing gifts and emotional support to kids in protective custody.

Kirby Shaw, a longtime Hawaii disability advocate and former DCAB director, died Nov. 22 in Honolulu at 66. Colleagues praised his steady, practical leadership on access and civil rights.

Abraham Quintanilla Jr., Selena's father and manager, has died at 86. He was instrumental in her rise to fame and preserving her legacy. His passing was announced by his son, A.B. Quintanilla III.

Chandler is planning a full year of events for America's 250th birthday in 2026, featuring themed events, historical exhibits, and a digital participation pass for residents.

A fight over deed restrictions and loan terms has stalled a county-backed plan to build sober-living homes in Santa Rosa.