University City has announced an updated leaf collection and street sweeping schedule due to weather delays, asking residents to prepare leaves for pickup on new dates provided on their website.

The Snellville Police Dept. is running the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign from Dec. 10 to Jan. 1 to prevent impaired driving during holidays.

Sheriff Joe Lopinto of Jefferson Parish introduced a new Drone First Responders program aiding in over 60 arrests and improving officer safety with 23 drones.

Warren honors Mark Carr and Evette Szajna for supporting their police K-9 Unit through their non-profit organization, which provides essential equipment and supplies.

Jacksonville’s MAVD hosts a watch party for the Army-Navy Game on December 13 to raise funds for local veterans, featuring live music, a $5 donation entry, and free parking.

Tennessee Department of Agriculture will manage USDA grants to aid farmers and forest landowners affected by Hurricane Helene, with a possibility of covering up to 90% of verified losses.

The Seize the Night Trail Run at Forest Ridge Park offers a night-time running event on January 21 and February 25 for runners over 16, requiring registration and a headlamp.

Grove City seeks local creators and fitness enthusiasts for community programs, including a Winter Farmers Market, Summer Concert Series, and Fitness in the Park, with applications available online.

Nashville shelters extend hours for the unhoused due to cold weather, providing warm places to stay as part of a seasonal protocol active from November to March.

A Sacramento charter network saw roughly 70% of its teachers leave in one year, triggering renewed oversight after an audit flagged credential and finance concerns.

El Paso Police Department trained officers and civilians as Child Passenger Safety Technicians, culminating in a car seat safety event for the community.

Colorado's fundraising drive led by the County Sheriffs raised over $10,000 for community support programs, as celebrated in a social media post expressing gratitude for local generosity.

Arapahoe County has initiated plans for Bijou Basin that balance development and preservation, outlines a 20-year plan for Byers, encourages public input in elections, supports veterans, and promotes vegetable gardening education.