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.

Chris Nanos was confirmed as the winner of the Pima County Sheriff's race by a narrow margin after a recount, beating Republican Heather Lappin by 481 votes.

Casa Grande, in partnership with AWC, is adopting drought-tolerant landscaping at City Hall, part of a wider campaign to reduce water usage by 15%. The project, costing $347,000, involves efficient irrigation and xeriscaping.

Coon Rapids is holding its annual Holiday Lighting Contest, with 23 homes competing in "motion" and "still" categories. Winners will be chosen based on appeal and uniqueness and will receive cash prizes.

Menard, Texas, is recognized as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community by Governor Greg Abbott, highlighting its potential for economic growth through tourism.

The Fairmount Park Houses in Philadelphia are open for holiday tours, featuring festive decorations and the chance to learn about their history. Admission is free for children under 12, with events scheduled throughout December.

Consumers Energy schedules a planned power outage in Wayland, MI, affecting over 3,000 homes to upgrade equipment. The outage is expected to last from Saturday night to Sunday morning, with the Wayland Fire Department providing a warming center.