The Henderson Silver Knights are hosting a Military Appreciation Knight with perks for fans and donations for military members to attend the game against the Colorado Eagles.

A resident in White County is hospitalized with burns after a fire on New Year's Eve destroyed their mobile home and cars; the fire's cause is under investigation.

Nicki the Cat, formerly at Animal Care & Control, gained TikTok fame for her chattiness. Her success highlights pet adoption, with accounts like @nicki_purrs gaining followers.

Denver Police shared a "2026 Safety To-Do List" on social media, advising on reverse emergency notifications, vehicle and bike registrations for theft prevention, and subscription to district newsletters for community safety.

The City of Dublin, Ohio reminds residents about gym etiquette at the DCRC, emphasizing the importance of cleaning equipment and sharing space respectfully.

A ticket sold in Lawrence County won $50,000 in the PA Lottery's New Year’s Millionaire Raffle, with another winner in Mifflin County. The final drawing offers $1 million grand prizes.

A Conyers officer was injured after being dragged by a suspect's vehicle during a stop. The suspect, William Cornelius, was later apprehended and faces multiple charges. Both the officer and Cornelius sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Boston Police ensured safety during the 2026 New Year's festivities, with Mayor Wu and Commissioner Cox guiding efforts to provide security at public celebrations.

On his first day as diocesan bishop, Rob Price delegated pastoral oversight for same‑sex marriage rites to Bishop Dean Wolfe at four Dallas parishes.

St. John the Baptist Parish's Parks & Rec department is nominated for the Jr. NBA/WNBA League of the Year and is rallying community support via online voting before January 15.

Cleveland Heights promotes green disposal methods for holiday lights and Christmas trees, offering drop-off spots for recycling and advising on how to prepare trees for curbside pickup.

Union, Ohio, celebrated the festive season with a holiday decoration contest, highlighting homes that exemplified the best holiday spirit, and sharing the winners on Facebook.

The Lynnwood WA Police Department is providing free self-defense classes for women, starting January 10, 2026, with lessons including various defensive techniques.