Monroe Police returned a runaway rabbit to its owner, sharing the story on Facebook to highlight community policing and remind pet owners about pet safety.

Therapy dogs provide comfort to Phoenix 911 dispatchers during stressful shifts, offering solace despite their high-pressure, critical roles in emergency response.

A sinkhole on Georgia Avenue SE in Atlanta has led to road closures and traffic rerouting while the Department of Watershed Management repairs the damage.

King County opens Disaster Assistance Centers to help residents affected by recent floods, offering support for state aid applications and connecting them to various resources.

The Salvation Army says its Depot Family Crisis Center in Marysville will close Jan. 31, forcing relocations and a redirection of limited resources to core services. Local providers warn the loss tightens an already strained system for families.

Fort Worth Naval Base launches Spiritual Readiness Month to promote spiritual health and resilience among service members, stressing inclusivity beyond religious practices.

St. Louis Park's Be the Light Winter Solstice Walk provided a space for honoring mental health struggles, with luminaries lighting a trail and participants making s’mores around a bonfire.

Seniors at a Windmill Lane apartment say they've been without heat, hot water or working stoves since a gas shutoff last Sunday, and they want answers and repair timelines.

Orange County families face the unexpected task of finding new schools after Legends Academy in Orlando, burdened by financial difficulties, announces its closure.

St. Johns County advises residents to properly dispose of fireworks by soaking them in water overnight and then sealing them in a plastic bag for garbage collection, to prevent dangers and environmental harm.

The Memphis Fire Department announced on social media the addition of a new ladder truck, Truck 5, after its final inspection in Wisconsin, enhancing their firefighting capabilities.

A water main break in Elyria, Ohio, caused disruptions, with repairs leading to water service interruptions and traffic delays. The city informed residents about potential discolored water post-repair.

The City of Kettering offers three disposal options for Christmas trees: curbside collection by Rumpke Waste & Recycling, drop-off at the Yard Debris Center, and the Montgomery County Solid Waste District.