The City of Dublin reflects on 2025's community events on social media, expressing gratitude to residents for their participation and looking ahead to 2026.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office uses a Vacuum Metal Deposition Chamber with gold to develop fingerprints, particularly on porous surfaces and preserved DNA for testing.

Cherryville organizes various New Year's events, including a library party, a musket blast tradition, and natural experiences at Kings Mountain State Park.

Bexar and Kendall counties ban certain aerial fireworks due to dry conditions and wildfire risks, while fireworks businesses continue to sell legal items like artillery shells and multi-shot cakes, aligning with safety guidelines.

Monica Quarles raised awareness for Alagille Syndrome, which her daughter has, at Fort Ben Winter Market, informing locals and continuing advocacy online.

Sacramento offers various Christmas tree disposal options, including curbside collection by the Claw and recycling at designated facilities, with regulations on decoration removal and public safety.

Raleigh introduces new fitness classes "ParkFit HIIT" and "Lake Johnson Jacked," alongside continuing Tuesday Night Yoga, offering diverse options for residents to achieve their fitness goals.

Hillsborough County offers eco-friendly Christmas tree disposal options including curbside pickup, drop-off at waste facilities, or repurposing into mulch.

Shoplifting in San Mateo escalated to an arrest when police found the thief also possessed illegal drugs, leading to Proposition 36 enhancements due to past crimes.

Cobb County's MUST Ministries Hope House opens its warming station to shield the community from cold weather, offering shelter and services for three consecutive days and access to transit vouchers for those in need.

Sergeant Alan Works of the DFW Airport Department of Public Safety has passed away due to medical issues, with tributes acknowledging his dedication to law enforcement.

New Yorkers celebrated the 19th annual 'Good Riddance Day' in Times Square, publicly disposing of negative memories from 2025 and setting positive intentions for 2026.

Concord Government reminds residents to put live Christmas trees curbside, sans decorations, for eco-friendly disposal, and artificial ones as bulky trash. Use CARTology App or website for waste schedules.