The City of Montgomery's January Bulletin covers new Council Members, volunteer opportunities, and community events, with accessibility via physical copies, email, and online for both residents and non-residents.

Georgia will implement new laws on January 1, 2026, impacting home warranties, vehicle permits, tax savings, campaign disclosures, teledentistry, agency oversight, and litigation financing regulation.

The St. Charles Parish water treatment process involves drawing water from the Mississippi River, treating it for quality and clarity, and responsibly managing byproducts in accordance with environmental regulations.

Henry Sakamoto, a prominent figure in Portland's Japanese American community known for contributing cherry trees to the city's waterfront, has died at 98.

St. Charles Parish offers a Christmas Tree Recycling Program for residents to dispose of their natural Christmas trees in an eco-friendly way for coastal restoration.

Milwaukee police care for a friendly stray dog found on Christmas Eve, seeking to reunite it with its owner via social media, with plans to transfer it to MADACC if unclaimed.

Athens-Clarke County faced a week of traffic fatalities, including a crash that killed Dejon Ellis, 53, when his car hit a power pole. This raised the year's total to 10 fatal crashes and 14 deaths in the area.

Shaquille O'Neal was promoted to Chief of Community Relations in Henry County Sheriff's Office and praised for his significant community engagement efforts.

Ballwin, MO celebrates its 75th anniversary by offering residents free admission to the Pointe community center and unspecified birthday treats. Proof of residency is required.

A stolen statue of jazz legend Loonis McGlohon was returned to Middle C Jazz club in Charlotte with an apology note. Originally taken by two suspects, its return concludes the investigation of its theft valued at $20,000.

WestWorld of Scottsdale celebrated a successful year with a more diverse event portfolio and infrastructure upgrades, enhancing the guest experience and city economy.

Grand Prairie offers Christmas tree recycling to residents. Trees can be dropped off at IKEA or the landfill from Dec 26 to Jan 11, 2026. Trees must be free of decorations for mulching. Curbside pickup is available, but less eco-friendly.

NY Attorney General warns against price gouging during a severe winter storm and reminds businesses of legal consequences. Residents are urged to report overpricing.