Sgt K9 Tango, a police dog in Plano, Texas, is recognized for excelling in varied law enforcement duties including narcotics detection and tracking, and is a valued member of the police force.

The Bill Atkinson Animal Welfare Center is shut after a Strep Zoo outbreak, causing three dog deaths. Despite closing until Dec. 19, the center will process pet reclaims and ill or aggressive animals.

Central Middle School switches to virtual learning on Friday due to a nearby water main break, with other district schools remaining open for in-person classes.

Fayetteville City Hall employees compete in decorating Christmas trees, representing their departments, without using city funds. Public voting will determine the winner, earning year-long bragging rights.

Marine Area 10 near Seattle reopens for a late-winter crab fishing season until Dec. 31, as announced by WDFW, with specific catch limits and licensing requirements.

The Douglas County Library District Board of Trustees is inviting applications for board members to help guide local library services starting January 2025.

The Plano Police Department provided a free Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events (CRASE) Presentation to educate the community on survival strategies in active shooter situations.

Fort Lauderdale is starting the design phase for the Castle Harbor Bridge replacement, led by Stantec and RADISE International, with a focus on surveys and impact management.

The City of White Settlement confirms its Light the Night Christmas Parade for December 7 at Veterans Park, with officials closely monitoring the weather.

Jacksonville residents are invited to a public forum at the Main Library on December 18th to discuss the future and revitalization plans of Metropolitan Park.

Chatham Community Library screens the documentary "I Am a Girl" virtually to spotlight challenges faced by girls globally, with the event running from December 12-19, 2024.

WalletHub ranked U.S. cities for fun, with Las Vegas, Orlando, and Miami at the top. Arizona suburbs rated low, while Pearl City, Hawaii, was deemed the least fun. Data from sources like the US Census Bureau and Yelp informed the analysis.

Detroit invites local groups to apply for the Neighborhood Beautification Program's grants for community improvements, with $1.5 million available through 2025.