Coppell Police Department postpones its holiday event due to bad weather, rescheduling the parade and festivities to ensure participant safety and enjoyment.

Earhart Boulevard will be closed from Clearview to Causeway Blvd. for power grid work on December 8th. A $9M settlement has been proposed for Louisiana nursing home residents affected during Hurricane Ida.

The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department reports success with their new hotline for park issues, receiving over 120 calls since its launch in September.

Marietta wins the top spot in the "Up to 75,000 Population" category of the 2024 Digital Cities Survey, marking it as a leader in using technology to serve its citizens.

Coon Rapids, Minnesota announces its Tree Lighting Festival for December 14 with Santa appearances, live music, and charitable drives for community support.

The Dakota County Historical Society hosts a Woodland Winter Walk at the LeDuc Historic Estate, offering history, campfire, s'mores, and hot cocoa to visitors.

The fire at Baltimore's Camp Small is impacting residents and community groups, disrupting roads, and causing concern for future greening projects dependent on its resources.

Sacramento opens weather-respite centers during severe cold, providing services from Dec 8-10, including safe shelter, pet accommodation, and free transit.

Federal funding helps Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada expand Meals on Wheels, providing more meals and companionship to seniors in the Las Vegas Valley.

UNLV students created six murals at Frank and Estella Beam Hall to honor the December 6 shooting victims, inviting reflection and promoting resilience.

A study reveals higher car insurance rates for Black drivers in Georgia, with premiums up to 25.1% more in Black-majority ZIP codes compared to the state average.

LEGO Discovery Center Atlanta honored the International Day of Persons with Disabilities by offering free entry and activities for affected families as part of the festive Holiday Bricktacular event.

Oak Park homeowners can apply for home repairs through the "Rock the Block" program, which is backed by Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento and the City of Sacramento to aid near the new UC Davis Aggie Square.