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

Mayor Muriel Bowser will provide a year-end situational update in DC, highlighting 2025's achievements, both in-person and live-streamed for the public and press.

Memphis Police praised all involved in the successful St. Jude Marathon, highlighting the community support that emphasizes safety, care, and helping children with life-threatening diseases.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office hosts a free event for community photos with Santa on December 9th, showcasing their commitment to community relations.

A driver ignored cones, drove into a construction pit, got a ticket with doubled fines, and faced a high tow bill, prompting a sheriff's safety warning.

Arizona's State Board of Education is set to debate removing DEI language from teaching standards, with potential loss of $800M in federal funds at stake.

Foster mom Richilyn Fox reflects on the systemic failures that led to the murder of her former foster daughter, Zariah Dodd, while living in a group home.

Santa Claus will tour Greenfield neighborhoods from Dec 15-18, starting at 6 PM. The event features a parade with a Santa Tracker for real-time updates and altered routes due to construction. Cancellations will be updated across multiple platforms.

Norman administrative offices will close for Christmas and New Year's holidays, with service adjustments, including altered solid waste collection and public transportation schedules.

The Mansfield Parks & Recreation department hosted the festive 2025 Snowman Run, supported by Methodist Mansfield Medical Center, with post-race treats for participants.

Douglas County will stream its annual State of Douglas County event to review the year's achievements, including crime reduction, park expansion, infrastructure investments, and partnerships, and to promote philanthropy.

A Ukrainian refugee, Viktoriia Bulavina, was detained by ICE during her green card interview despite having no criminal record and being compliant with immigration laws.

Milwaukee concluded its holiday drive to aid families affected by house fires. Over 1,700 items were collected, including toys and toiletries, with the support of the community and the Milwaukee Brewers Foundation.