Upper Arlington, Ohio announces holiday service changes and emphasizes the continuity of essential services like Police and Fire Departments during the Christmas season.

Cobb County and the NAACP are inviting performers for live auditions for their Martin Luther King Jr. tribute, welcoming diverse talents to reflect on and honor his legacy.

Oak Creek Police released a report on a shooting involving Milwaukee officers, upholding transparency as per state law and allowing public insight into the event.

MCACC urges residents to adopt one of the nearly 600 dogs in their shelters during the holidays, stressing the importance of considering the lifelong commitment of pet adoption.

New York seniors and disabled individuals face challenges adapting to the MTA's transition from MetroCard to OMNY, with concerns about mobility, technology use, and security risks. The MTA is providing in-person help for balance transfers.

The DC Police issued an alert for Zara Myers, 14, missing from Maryland Avenue, NE. Public assistance is requested; details shared on social media and Twitter.

St. Charles Police Department's annual "Adopt-a-Family" program successfully provided holiday support for local families, reinforcing community bonds.

The Pinellas County Commission is disbursing initial checks from the People First Hurricane Recovery Programs to aid locals affected by recent hurricanes.

Saint Charles, Missouri, encourages residents to donate to less fortunate families during the holidays in partnership with the St. Louis Area Foodbank.

Summit County Sheriff's Office partners with the Prosecutor’s Office on the 'Arrive Alive' initiative, offering free or discounted Lyft rides to prevent impaired driving during the holidays.

Cuyahoga County promotes its Online Bond Posting service to simplify the release of detainees and reduce jail population, noting its use amidst winter travel difficulties.

Upper Arlington announces holiday service changes including adjusted garbage collection dates, special community center hours, and holiday light recycling programs.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office hosted a holiday shopping spree for local children, with officers assisting in gift selection, supported by JaxPAL with a $250 gift card per child.