Gilbert, Arizona’s rules for fireworks during the holiday season include the legal use on private property from December 26 to January 3, with fines for violations and safety measures specified on the town’s official website.

AdventHealth's CEO Terry Shaw announced his retirement for July 2025, ending his 40-year tenure with the faith-based health system. An internal successor is to be named by April 2025.

Cobb County is funding a $354,000 restoration for the historic Power-Jackson Cabin to preserve one of its oldest structures, now located at Hyde Farm Park.

ParkMobile to settle for nearly $33 million after a class-action lawsuit over a 2021 data breach that exposed customer information. Eligible users may receive payouts if claims are filed by March 2025.

The city is ending its curbside recycling program due to costs and low market demand for recyclables, with bin collection starting soon and a final pick-up set for January 4, 2025.

The Miami Parking Authority is removing QR codes from parking signs to protect users from scam QRs directing to fraudulent sites that could steal banking and personal information.

Gwinnett County officials discussed regional successes and challenges with state lawmakers, highlighting crime rate reductions, economic growth, and human services investments during their annual legislative breakfast.

Gwinnett County has opened the new Western Gwinnett Pathway, a five-mile trail enhancing pedestrian and bike connectivity in the region as part of a broader Trails Master Plan.

Athens-Clarke County Transit received the 2024 GTA Innovation Award for advancements such as new bus shelters, a $10 million transportation center, and the shift towards hybrid electric buses.

Mysterious drones have been spotted across Maryland, prompting concern from residents and officials, including former Gov. Hogan. Despite White House assurances of no threat, the incidents remain unresolved.

The Mankato Police and Fire departments have reported a concerning rise in drivers not stopping for school buses, endangering children and facing penalties up to $1,000.

Baltimore awarded a $2 million grant to ISP Waves to improve internet access for low-income households, enhancing connectivity for roughly 3,000 homes.

Coon Rapids, MN is calling for residents to join its advisory commissions. Volunteers can apply to serve on various commissions impacting local policies and city development.