Detroit residents have approved the design of solar arrays for the city's upcoming Solar Neighborhoods, starting construction in spring 2025, blending urban agriculture with clean energy.

The City of Concord advises residents of holiday closures and altered service schedules for Christmas and New Year's, including solid waste collection delays and closures of government offices, recreational centers, and public transportation.

Maui County announces holiday closures for various offices and services on Christmas and New Year's Day; essential services like trash pickup and Maui Bus will operate as usual.

Riverdale, GA will host a workshop on January 22-23, 2025, to enhance emergency communication at large events, with required GEMA and TEEX registration.

Hillsborough County is activating its cold weather shelters to aid the homeless and those without heating as temperatures are expected to drop to 40 degrees Fahrenheit or lower.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office remembers Lieutenant Craig King one year after losing him to COVID-19, honoring his service since 2003 and his memory etched on the National Peace Officers' Memorial.

Dunwoody prepares for its 9th MLK Day of Service with tree planting, a food drive, and blood donations in partnership with local organizations, honoring Dr. King’s legacy.

The City of Surprise has started a new affordable housing project called Cross Winds @ Three Star Pointe, involving regional partnerships, aimed at assisting low-income families and those facing homelessness.

Major Jake King has been promoted to deputy chief to oversee the Marietta Police Department's Uniform Patrol Division after a restructuring aimed at improving the department.

Colorado Springs seeks volunteers for its Trails, Open Space, and Parks committee to shape future parks and trails.

Boston Police officers from District C-6 served food and brought holiday cheer at the Condon School's Senior Holiday Lunch, engaging with about 100 seniors.

Illinois sees a small decline in nonfarm payrolls but maintains a steady unemployment rate of 5.3%, with job losses in construction and other sectors balanced by gains in hospitality and health services.

Henderson invites residents to recycle their Christmas trees at various drop-off points from Dec. 26 to Jan. 16, offering free mulch from the recycled trees at select locations.