Atlanta's Ormond Street SE is undergoing milling and resurfacing work near Hank Aaron Drive SW to Grant Terrace SE from 9 am to 4 pm daily until January 26, 2026.

Michigan is reintroducing the red, white, and blue license plate for America's 250th birthday in 2026, first released in 1976, with a portion of the fees going towards road infrastructure.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office sells tickets for SJC Fight Night to benefit children in need, including support for the "Diamond of Dreams" project and Special Olympics Florida, with local heroes participating.

The El Paso Police Department introduced the Spirit of Christmas program, bringing holiday joy to 120 Eastside public school children with gifts and fostering community ties.

Wentzville Police Department announces DWI saturation patrols and the use of Drug Recognition Experts during the holiday season to deter impaired driving.

Artist Eliana Davila and volunteers transformed a 500-foot wall in Garland into a mural, fostering community unity as part of the "Where the Heart Is" program.

The Tri-Village Packers support Upper Arlington scholars during winter by providing meals and snacks, with a call for volunteers to help from December 15-18.

Corrections Sergeant Marty Jordan retires after 34 years at the Baker County Sheriff's Office, honored for her dedicated service and impact on the department.

Charlotte launches Skilled to Build initiative to empower local small businesses to compete for city mobility project contracts, providing skills and support.

Hebron police and local volunteers joined with Lakewood students for a holiday shopping event, building community relations and creating lasting memories.

Fort Worth City Council approved a new ordinance for enhanced stormwater management, which requires maintaining valley storage in floodplains starting February 1, 2026, to mitigate flood and erosion issues.

Police in Apache Junction seized explosives from a vehicle after de-escalating a crisis situation near a treatment center; the individual involved was referred to mental health services.

New Orleans distributes 150 Pocketalk translation devices to public services, facilitating communication across 92 languages and promoting inclusivity.