Duluth celebrates the holiday season with community spirit at the Deck the Hall event featuring carolers, crafts, and Santa.

Ramsey County reaffirms its dedication to inclusion, particularly for immigrant and refugee communities, amid changes in federal immigration enforcement.

The proposed AI data center in Howell Township faces a setback as the developer withdraws the rezoning application amid local opposition, despite officials' readiness for public discourse on the matter.

Verlan Fire Insurance Co. is suing BioLab, claiming negligence led to a chemical fire that cost the insurer $20 million in payouts to a neighboring business.

Ellis County offices will close on December 24 and 25 for Christmas, with a reminder to residents to finish necessary county business before the holiday break. Offices will reopen on December 26.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein advises caution on icy roads amid a wintry mix and ongoing weather and road condition monitoring by state agencies.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office advertises a Youth Resource Deputy job at Liberty Pines Academy, highlighting the role's importance, requirements, and benefits on Facebook. Applications are due by December 26, 2025.

Boardwalk Bubbles LLC opened in North Bend with a ribbon-cutting on December 5, offering handcrafted self-care products and a school-spirit soap fundraiser.

Thousands of bikers rode from Seminole Hard Rock Hotel to Weston for the "Toys in the Sun Run" event, donating toys and supporting children's charities.

A Bishop Arts bartender was taken into ICE custody after a late‑November DWI arrest, prompting neighbors and advocates to raise legal concerns and funds.

The Seattle Police Department has initiated "Our City, Our Safety 2026," a series of local meetings to discuss and improve public safety through community feedback.

Judge A. Gregory Poole of the Cobb Judicial Circuit is set to retire on January 2, 2026, after serving as both a Superior Court and Juvenile Court Judge for a combined 23 years.

Hobby Lobby founder David Green donated $7 million to First Baptist Dallas' reconstruction effort after a July 2024 fire, giving a major boost to the church's fundraising drive.