The Lewisville PD mourns the loss of Flower Mound PD's Lt. Suzanne Reed, highlighting her impactful career and extending condolences to her loved ones.

Milpitas launched round two of its workforce rental assistance program, offering 24 months of aid for very‑low‑income households. Funds will be routed to landlords and slots are limited.

The Shoes vs Skates V3 event at Millcreek Common was a success, with an enthusiastic crowd and standout performances, as detailed on their Facebook page. Thanks were given to organizers and participants.

The Venezuelan diaspora reacts with a mix of gratitude, hope, and concern following President Maduro's capture, as they ponder the implications for Venezuela and the region.

A male dog with an outdated microchip was found in Socorro, Texas, and is temporarily housed by the city while they seek his family via a Facebook post.

A sinkhole on Georgia Avenue SE in Atlanta has prompted an emergency road closure and detours, with updates available on the city's Department of Transportation website.

Mecklenburg County is hosting the 2026 Senior Games and SilverArts from March to May, offering athletic and artistic competitions for seniors aged 50 and up. Registration is open with discounted early bird fees.

Lewisville community will memorialize James Kunke at a service on January 10, 2026, at First United Methodist Church. Attendees are encouraged to wear Hawaiian shirts or purple, and donate to charities he supported.

Lt. Jarrod Gavagni of Charlotte County Fire & EMS assisted in Hurricane Melissa recovery in Jamaica, distributing food and water, aiding local clinics, and helping repair homes and schools.

Gretna, Louisiana, begins railroad repairs on 4th Street, with minimal traffic impact expected; city distributes door hangers with details to residents.

The Cleveland Division of Police is recruiting new officers through a Hiring Event on January 9-11, inviting individuals to start careers in law enforcement.

Denver's 2025 crime stats show a 48% drop in homicides, attributed to police community efforts, technology use, and recovery of nearly 1,900 firearms.

Highland Heights Police implement new safety measures at Sky Zone including adult supervision for minors and increased weekend security to address disorderly conduct.