BeyondTrust, a cybersecurity firm from Johns Creek, is at the center of an investigation into a breach of the U.S. Treasury by Chinese hackers using a compromised digital key. The extent and impact of the stolen documents are yet to be disclosed.

Fort Lauderdale has lifted a waterway advisory on the South Fork Middle River after a wastewater discharge issue was resolved and water quality standards were met.

The Church St Farmers Market in Douglasville received a regional award from the Georgia Business Journal, served 7,149 customers, provided SNAP/EBT benefits, and generated over $91,000 for local vendors.

Texas law enforcement agencies are increasing New Year's Eve patrols to combat drunk driving, with a stern warning that offenders will be arrested. They advocate for the use of sober drivers and rideshare services to ensure public safety.

Lowe's is distributing free cleanup supplies to Kingwood residents affected by recent tornadoes, on a first-come, first-served basis at the Eastex Freeway store.

Zechariah Cartledge completed his final memorial mile run, honoring fallen first responders and concluding a commitment that raised over $1 million through his nonprofit "Running for Heroes."

St. Louis Park offers free Christmas tree collection services from January 6-24 to ensure environmentally-friendly disposal and includes a drop-off day for apartment and condo residents.

White Settlement Public Library is hosting a Teen Game Night with unconventional tabletop role-playing games, aimed at grades 7-12, on January 13. The event promises unique games and encourages social interaction among teens.

Clayton County will host a townhall on digital equity on Jan. 10, 2025, where residents can discuss challenges and contribute ideas for digital access and inclusion.

ATVs were used to run over a flock of waterfowl in Cooper City, as reported by NBC Miami, with residents describing the severe aftermath and seeking information on the perpetrators.

Major Alycia McKinney has left Bellevue PD to become deputy chief at the Port of Seattle Police starting January 6. Her contributions to community policing and formation of the CCAT in Bellevue are notable.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office completed a project collecting DNA from offenders for the FBI's CODIS, helped solve cases, and shared their methods nationwide.

Howard County is planning sidewalk and water system improvements in North Laurel, with a community meeting scheduled for January 27 to discuss the development.