The DeKalb County Board of Ethics will hold a public meeting to discuss administrative matters, potential ethics code revisions, a case hearing, and other issues on December 19, 2024.

The Fort Worth Fire Department will break ground on two new fire stations, Stations 26 and 37, on December 17th to improve emergency response capabilities.

Officials address drone-related concerns, emphasizing that shooting them down is illegal as per state and federal laws, despite public unease and mystery surrounding their appearance in several states.

The Milton City Council may approve a $176,000 donation for inclusive playground equipment. They will also recognize youth football champions, long-serving employees, and consider various city issues.

The Chicago Police Department hosted gun turn-in events, offering gift cards for firearms to reduce guns in the community ahead of the holiday season.

Bellevue is planning to remove a culvert under Lake Hills Connector Blvd to improve fish passage and reduce local flooding, seeking public input on the project.

The Lewisville Public Library offers diverse programs, from a Medicare Info Session to Family Craft Night and movie discussions, designed for various interests and age groups.

Baltimore County celebrated its 23rd annual Shop with a Cop event, where over 100 children shopped for holiday gifts with police officers, each with a $100 budget provided by the Optimist Club.

Attorney General James warns against price gouging during Whitehall's water crisis, reinforcing consumer protection laws and urging the reporting of violations.

Lewisville's Christmas tree recycling program, supported by Keep Lewisville Beautiful and the Parks and Recreation, enables residents to drop off their live trees for mulching from Dec. 2 to Jan. 10.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is searching for missing 51-year-old Kyaw Thar, who has severe memory loss. He was last seen in Spring Park and is missing fingers on his right hand.

The Seminole County Sheriff's Office has announced the death of their longtime chaplain, Eugene Gregory Jr., noting his service and the community's loss.

At 99, Holocaust survivor Saul Dreier uses music to educate about the Holocaust, inspire peace, and bridge generational gaps through his foundation and band of fellow survivors.