Minneapolis police mourn the loss of Recruit Officer Amara Kanneh at his funeral, highlighting the community's and law enforcement's unity in honoring his service.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office celebrates the Jaguars' AFC South lead, highlighting their game day security efforts and promoting responsible celebration for potential home playoff games.

The Powerball jackpot has soared to $820 million, becoming the year's second-largest and the eighth-largest in history, with the next drawing on Saturday.

Tents and RVs are showing up along FM 1960 and Louetta Road as Houston’s unsheltered population edges into unincorporated Harris County.

The Frisco community celebrated the 20th annual Frosty 5K event, with 1,400 participants supported by local sponsors and volunteers. Results and highlights are available online.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office advised Jaguars fans to prepare for rain and exercise patience when traveling to the game against the Colts, emphasizing safety and community support.

Midlothian, Texas celebrated the holiday season with the 2025 Christmas Movie Magic Light-Up Parade featuring festive floats from local groups, with awards given to the best creations.

Memphis is adjusting trash pickup for New Year's Day; no collection on January 1, with Thursday's service moved to Friday. Regular Friday collection remains the same.

Ogden Police Department hosted its annual "Shop With a Hero" event, fostering positive relationships between law enforcement and children through a collaborative shopping experience.

Rocky Hill/Riverbend in Knox County paraded a new $800,000 fire engine during a Christmas event, marking the area's first brand-new engine. Funded by community support, not taxes, Rural Metro Fire highlighted the importance of local backing.

Fort Worth children celebrate reading 1000 books before kindergarten; the library hosts Bluey party and sensory-friendly story time, and promotes holiday reading.

Canyons District announces a series of open houses for families to explore early-learning options for preschool and kindergarten, with events scheduled from January 14 to February 27, 2026, at various elementary schools.

Raleigh’s “Drumming Showcase” invites the community to experience drumming traditions from around the world. The free event will include live performances, interactive crafts, and cultural demonstrations suitable for all ages.