Amazon workers have initiated what is deemed the largest strike against the company in the U.S., potentially disrupting holiday deliveries amid demands for better wages and benefits.

Oregon is implementing new laws on prescription costs, school bus safety, drug possession, and education board meeting recordings to improve healthcare, safety, and transparency.

MUST Ministries and Cobb County partner to open Hope House shelter in Marietta, GA, on Dec 11-12th for those in need during cold weather, with transportation provided.

Gene Rhodes, known as "Gene the Pumpkin Man," passed away at 88. His iconic pumpkin farm was a staple in Kalamazoo, celebrated for creating cherished memories.

After six years of service, Koa the police K-9 from Holly Springs retires, with his handler Officer Juarez providing him a home for his retirement years.

The David B. Waymer Recreation Center will host a 2-hour tribute to MLK Jr. on Jan 20, 2025, including a Mobile Museum with exhibits on the Civil Rights Movement.

Brentwood City Manager Kirk Bednar to retire in 2025 after a year of transitions including new civic amenities, police leadership changes, and infrastructure projects.

The Potter's House Church of Prescott donated $5,000 to the YCSO Employee Fund which supports staff in need, demonstrating the church's ongoing commitment to local law enforcement.

Wake County is holding a Homelessness Memorial to honor lives lost on the streets, highlighting ongoing efforts to address homelessness after reporting fewer deaths this year compared to the last.

Los Angeles County's Pathway Home RV Interim Housing Pilot Program offers legal parking, shelter, and support services to individuals living in RVs, aiming to help them transition to permanent housing.

The Arlington Public Library's Spice Club will focus on chocolate for their December event, offering free take-and-make kits on a first-come basis to adults for culinary exploration.

Firefighters from Sandy Springs performed rappel drills at the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, bringing joy to young patients by delivering gifts and interacting with them during the holiday season.

Las Vegas officials detailed plans for New Year's Eve celebrations, including safety measures, road closures, and transportation adjustments to ensure a secure event on the Strip and downtown.