The Sugar Bowl between Georgia and Notre Dame has been postponed to Thursday following a vehicle attack in New Orleans that resulted in multiple fatalities.

Dallas taxpayers paid over $25,000 for policing caused by a popular Christmas lights display, which included a Santa resembling President-elect Trump, requiring management of large crowds and traffic in a local neighborhood.

The Ferguson community and motorcycle clubs support the children of Ashley Hogan, who died in a train accident, by fundraising and collecting donations.

Jacksonville Beach welcomed the new year with the traditional Polar Plunge, where over 1,000 participants braved water at 61 degrees, continuing a ritual that began in 1990.

San Antonio's smoking ordinance now includes electronic devices, and businesses must display updated no-smoking signs, with violators facing fines up to $2,000.

The Bloomington Ice Garden is hosting a Valentine's Date Skate event for couples on February 14, part of the city's Winter Fete 2025, offering ice skating for $15 per pair.

Bloomington is investing $155 million into local infrastructure, including renovations at the Bloomington Ice Garden and eco-friendly projects in the Nine Mile Creek corridor, while also planning a new community center.

Scottsdale Video Network offers a January lineup of diverse programs, from a military spectacle to wildlife shows and historical panels, accessible on cable and online.

William Kent Krueger will keynote at Anoka County Library's 8th annual Author Fair, part of the Winter Reads program, featuring local Minnesota authors and books of varied genres.

Boston Police District B-2 hosted their annual Crossing Guard Appreciation Lunch, celebrating the important role of crossing guards in community safety.

Cincinnati families are affected by a New Year's Eve tragedy in New Orleans, with community leader Reverend Peterson Mingo and others sharing their connections and relief.

The Knoxville PD announced the death of retired K9 Gunner at age 13, who served from 2012 to 2019 and was recognized for his role in removing narcotics.

Winter Garden introduced a new ordinance from January 1, 2025, restricting alcohol sales post-midnight without a special permit, to reduce public intoxication and related littering.