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.

NCDHHS announces new LIHEAP funds for North Carolinians needing home heating assistance, with applications opening December 10 after delays due to a federal government shutdown.

Construction resumes on One Camelback, a luxury residence project in Phoenix, which is expected to start pre-leasing by late 2026 after a change in ownership.

Georgia's Senate Study Committee on Improving Family Caregiver Services is set to hold its final meeting to discuss support strategies for family caregivers.

University of Cincinnati and its alumni were honored at the Power 25 ceremony for their contributions to Cincinnati's growth, with UC President Neville Pinto and other notable graduates featured.

Carrollton maintains its ISO Class 1 Public Protection Classification, securing its ranking in the top 1% for community safety and potentially offering residents lower insurance rates.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel launched a holiday consumer protection campaign alerting residents to scams and sharing prevention tips on a new social media channel.

TWRA invites photographers to submit wildlife and outdoor activity photos for the 2026-27 Tennessee Wildlife magazine calendar contest by March 20, 2026.

Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida hosts a Christmas story reading tradition for the community, enhancing engagement with local families during the holidays.

Raleigh Parks' Weather Bound program offers structured childcare during school closures due to weather, with activities from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for $39 per session.

The Texas Christmas tree industry is growing, with increased demand and acreage reported, and a focus on developing hardy tree varieties suitable for the state's diverse regions.

A car wash attendant named Raymond forms a close bond with Blaine Police, earning recognition and a challenge coin for his positive attitude and rapport with officers.

A Lightcast study finds SRJC generated about $1.8 billion and supported nearly 19,000 Sonoma County jobs in FY 2023–24.