Boston prepares for First Night celebrations, cautioning against public drinking, drone use, and urging attendees to report anything suspicious for safety.

Wire damage left thousands without power in Allegheny County, with most services restored by Sunday evening. The cause of the outage is under investigation.

DeKalb County opens warming centers, coordinated by Frontline Response International, offering refuge from severe cold with 24-hour access and transportation.

Moore, Oklahoma announces altered trash collection schedule for New Year's holiday and city office closures, advising residents via their Facebook page and providing further assistance through their contact number.

Times Square is preparing for its New Year's Eve celebration with a record-breaking 3,000 pounds of confetti and a larger ball drop to welcome 2026 and America's 250th anniversary.

Buddhist monks on a peace walk from Texas to D.C. were warmly received by hundreds in LaGrange, Georgia, on their 63rd day of the march. They aim to promote national healing and unity.

Montgomery offers holiday greenery pickup starting January 3, 2026, with residents advised to remove decorations and place waste curbside on the prior Friday evening for Saturday collection.

A.B. Quintanilla III addresses his father Abraham Quintanilla Jr.'s death, confirming there will be no funeral per his wishes and defending his legacy.

An armed suspect, identified as the son of two homicide victims, was shot by police in McKinney, Texas after he failed to comply with officers' commands.

Kent Police issued safety tips for pet owners during the holidays, highlighting risks from decorations, candles, holiday foods, and plants. They also advised on preventing pet escape and provided emergency poison helpline numbers.

Loveland, Ohio, introduces Loveland U Citizens’ Leadership Academy to educate residents on city operations, including facility tours and discussions. Dinner is included, and applications for the 2026 class are open.

A child in Dallas was hospitalized with serious, potentially life-threatening injuries after their family dog bit them. The incident is under investigation.

Green Cove Springs announces New Year's Day closures of City Hall and no trash or recycling pickup on January 1st, advising residents to adjust their waste disposal plans.