Apple Valley residents are urged to check their smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and use approved extension cords for holiday decorations, while maintaining clear escape routes.

The CSB uncovered that a fire at the BioLab chemical plant was caused by chemicals becoming wet, leading to a fire and toxic fumes, with BioLab asserting their commitment to safety.

Washington County is hosting its second "Name a Snowplow" contest, where residents can submit creative names for snowplows through an online form, with a public vote on finalists set for January 2025.

Euless announced its 30th Annual Parade of Lights on Dec 7, featuring the theme "Classic Christmas Movies." Participation in the parade is free, and it starts at Trinity High School.

A Pennsylvania Lottery New Year's Millionaire Raffle ticket won $50,000 in Allegheny County, with three similar winners across the state, and more draws leading up to a $1 million event in January 2025.

Fort Worth's City News takes a Thanksgiving break and encourages residents to disconnect digitally and reconnect with family; city services adjust hours for the holiday.

An investigation is underway after over 30 cremated remains were found in a condemned funeral home in Marietta, Georgia, highlighting state regulatory gaps.

Norman partners with The Virtue Center, supported by a $190,000 grant from the Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board, to enhance local behavioral health and combat addiction.

Edison Jerry Yartue, missing 65-year-old with health conditions, was found safe by Gwinnett County Police and returned home. The community helped in the search.

Vincent Leggett, a prominent figure in preserving Black history in the Chesapeake Bay area, has passed away at 71. He founded "Blacks of the Chesapeake" and was recently awarded for his achievements.

The MAYC has announced festive events for the holiday season including a Silver Ukes Luncheon, SBM Santa Parade, and Holiday Sing Along. Advance registration is required.

First responders in Boston rallied to support Collin, an 8-year-old with cancer, by forming a cruiser convoy and naming him an Honorary Boston Police Officer.

The Boston Police Department and No Books No Ball collaborated in a Thanksgiving event, distributing turkeys and food to those in need, with city officials including Mayor Wu in attendance.