Hillsborough County Solid Waste reminds residents to recycle old electronics responsibly to prevent environmental harm, offering free drop-offs of digital devices and suggesting donations of functional ones.

Boston Police participated in the North End Athletic Association's Holiday Parade, fostering community spirit and joy, with Santa arriving by helicopter.

Marshall County received a $20,000 grant from TDEC to revitalize and clean up environmentally risky sites as part of the state's broader initiative on brownfield redevelopment.

A worker died after falling six stories at the VAI Resort construction site in Glendale. The incident is under investigation by the Glendale Police and ADOSH.

Mecklenburg County announces holiday closures affecting services on Dec. 24, 25, 26, 2024, and Jan. 1, 2025, but emergency and critical hotlines remain active.

ACCT Philly advocates for over 30 cats found in a Philadelphia home after the death of the owner, offering them for adoption and seeking public support.

The City of Charlotte provides tips for waste collection during the holidays, emphasizing proper parking to facilitate trash truck access and urging safety around collection teams.

Calistoga employees found and returned a lost fanny pack containing over $2,000 in cash, earning them praise from local police for their community-minded action.

The Cincinnati community will hold a graveside service for poet Nikki Giovanni on December 19, her influence in literature and civil rights is honored.

Utah Lake's "The Great Carp Hunt" invites anglers to compete for prizes, including a $1,000 monthly reward, by fishing invasive carp to restore the ecosystem.

The Milton BZA will consider variance requests for properties on Holly Road and Ranchette Road, and establish their 2025 meeting calendar, at their final meeting of the year.

Boerne, Texas, offers a culinary adventure with various dining options, from fresh bakeries and craft beers to fine-dining restaurants and gourmet markets, satisfying food lovers' diverse tastes.

Officer Jacob Candanoza of Terrell, Texas will have his funeral with municipal services closed in his honor, and a community fundraiser planned to support his family.