The Illinois Power Agency requests public feedback on the evaluation of its Illinois Solar for All Program, especially from environmental justice groups. Written responses are due by December 20, and a workshop is scheduled for December 16.

A fire at Camelot Condominiums in South Fulton forced evacuations, with South Fulton Fire Rescue containing it and reporting no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

D.C.'s Cathedral Commons area will host its Holiday Tree Lighting on December 6, which will result in road closures and parking restrictions on Newark Street from Wisconsin Avenue to Idaho Avenue, NW, from 3-9 p.m.

Phoenix locals reminisce as Metrocenter Mall demolition begins, with one woman obtaining a tile for nostalgia, reflecting personal and community ties to the former shopping hotspot set for a $850 million redevelopment.

FPL and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade are giving away 200 energy-efficient Christmas trees on a first-come, first-served basis to promote sustainability.

Valley shoppers are cashing in on local deals following Cyber Monday, with various discounts on food, drinks, and activities such as free yoga sessions and festive events throughout December.

Boston Police officers served meals with East Boston Soup Kitchen during the holidays to build community ties.

The Dogwood Library in Atlanta has closed for repairs due to heating issues, with no confirmed reopening date.

Michigan commemorated the third anniversary of the Oxford High School shooting, with officials and the community honoring the victims and emphasizing the importance of school safety.

The Kingsport Public Library announces a series of holiday-themed events including cross-stitch classes, ornament workshops, children's crafts, and a cultural celebration of global holiday traditions.

Atlanta opens two warming centers in response to cold temperatures, providing overnight refuge and transportation from the Gateway Center. The centers' operation is weather-dependent.

Elizabeth Fagen, the ousted Humble ISD Superintendent, plans to appeal her termination and maintains her innocence amid the complex aftermath involving a Title IX case against her husband.

Michigan State Police will open grant applications in January 2025 for gun violence intervention programs, emphasizing partnerships between governments and community organizations.