OSHA found that Serious Tree Services could have prevented the electrocution of a worker in Acworth by following safety standards, issuing the company four serious violations and fines.

ADEQ issued a High Pollution Advisory for Maricopa County due to high PM2.5 levels, resulting in a mandatory No Burn Day and recommendations for residents to minimize outdoor activities, especially those at higher health risk.

Fort Worth announces temporary closure of most city services over Christmas, with emergency services still operational, revised waste collection schedule, and various facility adjustments.

Fort Worth officials have preliminarily agreed to a new EMS system integrated within the Fire Department, incorporating EMTs and paramedics from the current provider, MedStar.

The Ceres Police received a grant from the California OTS for traffic safety, focusing on enforcement and education to reduce road injuries and deaths through 2025.

Ludacris attended jury duty in Fulton County, attempting to stay incognito but was recognized by a fellow juror. The rapper took it humorously and shared the experience on Instagram.

The Phoenix Day School for the Deaf's robotics team won the highest teamwork award at a competition, showcasing their communication and programming skills.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond warns voice service providers for allowing suspected illegal robocall traffic as part of a 50-state task force's efforts to combat robocall scams.

Dr. Kisha Davis warns about the seriousness of postpartum depression and psychosis, urging vigilance and swift action when symptoms appear. She emphasizes the conditions' impact on judgment and the necessity for immediate professional help.

AAA reports 3.7 million Georgians are expected to travel during the holidays, with most driving due to lower gas prices and the convenience of road trips.

The Arlington Walmart donated $25,000 to the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots, supported by local officials and volunteers, to provide Christmas gifts for children in need.

The Dropbox at Brooklyn Park City Hall is functioning again for paperwork and check or money order payments, with processing available the next business day.

Hillsboro introduced a stipend policy to enable diverse community engagement in city policy-making, aiming to overcome economic barriers to participation.