The Blaine Police Department thanks the community for donating to the Toys for Tots drive, ensuring holiday gifts for local children, and invites more contributions until December 23.

Pima County launches a new career website called Workday to ease the job search and application process for residents, with a transition period from the old NeoGov system.

The Atlanta Police confirmed Oreanna Meriweather and her son Regal Funderburg, missing from their home, were safely found. Details on their disappearance and return are undisclosed.

Bob and Jay, volunteers in St. Louis Park, manage trail cameras to capture wildlife footage, as highlighted by the city's social media post. Their work supports urban wildlife appreciation.

The Hawaii Police Department's South Hilo Community Policing Section will hold a "Coffee with a Cop" event in Hilo on December 19, 2024, for open dialogue with the community.

Eshé Collins has been sworn in as an Atlanta City Council member for District 3 and is ready to address issues like affordability, public safety, and transit equity.

A new Rally House store has opened in Maple Grove, offering merchandise for Minnesota sports fans, including Vikings, Twins, Timberwolves, and Wild gear, as well as items for Packers fans.

Clark County Public Health encourages residents to recycle natural Christmas trees into mulch to conserve water and improve garden aesthetics while helping to reduce landfill waste and methane emissions.

The Dallas Office of Homeless Solutions is seeking donations to meet their 1,000 winter coat goal, urging community support as they are 600 coats short ahead of the December 31 deadline.

A federal survey conducted by the University of Michigan shows that teen marijuana use is at a historic low, with significant reductions in use among 8th, 10th, and 12th graders.

Pima County Parks & Recreation is seeking feedback from residents for its Master Plan to shape the future of local parks and recreational amenities for decades to come.

Butts County is recruiting a Fire Marshal responsible for fire prevention, inspection, and investigation, requiring qualifications like a high school diploma, specific certifications, and knowledge of fire safety codes and regulations.

Kaufman County offices will close early on December 20 and 31 for the holidays and reopen on December 26 and January 2, respectively. Residents should complete necessary county business beforehand.