Lake Worth High School’s pool closure is due to invasive iguanas disrupting water quality, with no plans for restoration, as per Palm Beach Post and WPTV reports.

Injured veteran Thomas Counihan receives a custom, mortgage-free house from Helping a Hero for his service and continued dedication to helping other disabled veterans.

Mayor Michelle Wu and Boston Police District A-7 officers joined East Boston seniors at a holiday party to celebrate community ties and enjoy festive activities together.

Eden Prairie's city manager Rick Getschow reviews the city's 2024 progress including park renovations, public safety initiatives, infrastructure projects, community policing efforts, and volunteering contributions in local commissions.

The article details Raleigh's 2024 NTMP achievements in traffic management and safety improvements, including reduced speed limits, new traffic signals, and enhanced pedestrian and bike infrastructure.

Lake Worth Beach's annual event gave over 100 children new bikes and helmets, including safety demonstrations, thanks to community support and sponsors.

Demolition work begins on the fire-damaged Hotel Marysville, with crews from JM Environmental, Inc. removing hazardous materials and stabilizing the structure ahead of a significant teardown.

Cactus Park Elementary in Las Vegas has completed an expansion, adding a farm to its campus to support a holistic curriculum that includes wellness and sustainability.

Hawaii celebrated Laulima Day with widespread community support, including donations of toys, household items, and money to help local families during the holidays.

Leeward Community College in Hawaii is offering a new Bus Driver Training class to address the shortage of school bus drivers, with the program starting on January 13, 2025.

A section of Mankato's intersection will be closed for sanitary utility repair from December 9, with detours provided and official updates forthcoming.

Sacramento's Women’s Empowerment seeks donations for its holiday drive to support homeless women and children, with a deadline of December 11th for gift bag contributions.

The City of Lewisville is transitioning to a new waste management provider, Republic Services, affecting Castle Hills residents with once-a-week pickups and lower bills starting February 3, 2025.