St. Augustine residents are invited to a recycling event on January 7, offering disposal of items not accepted curbside, like electronics and cooking oils.

A San Jose trustee sang an off‑script holiday song at a Reed Elementary concert that a principal called inappropriate for kids. School leaders apologized and vowed tighter oversight.

Janesville's middle schoolers can enjoy Rec Nites in January, offering swimming, dancing, games, and raffles. Events are school-specific and cost $7, with free entry for chaperones' kids.

Anoka County invites public feedback on its updated Hazard Mitigation Plan before the December 26 deadline, aiming for collaborative disaster preparedness.

Morrisville's holiday season hours for town services have been announced, with certain facilities closing on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day, but emergency services will remain available.

Sheriff Tommy Jones of Monroe County's Sheriff's Office expressed enjoyment in participating in local holiday parades, reinforcing community ties and thanking volunteers for their efforts.

Pinellas County Sheriff's Office celebrated its 32nd annual Ride And Run With The Stars event, raising $80,000 for the Christmas Sharing Project, providing toys and clothes to over 200 families.

Millcreek introduced Millie, a future Support Service Dog for their police department, promising she will provide comfort to citizens and strengthen community ties.

Sevier County announced reduced operating hours for the Christmas holiday, affecting the Courthouse, County Offices, Sheriff’s Administrative Offices, and Residential Convenience Centers.

In Nashville, local organizations including Metro Social Services hosted their annual holiday giveaway, providing toys and food boxes to families in need, continuing a tradition for over 35 years.

Denton City Council plans a hearing on a zoning change for land on West University Drive, proposing a shift to Mixed-Use Regional, with penalties for violations. Public input is encouraged in the January 13 meeting.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office is warning about a scam targeting families of recent inmates, using inmate info to dupe families into paying fake release-related fees.

Raleigh's administrative offices will close Dec. 24-26, but emergency services remain available. Waste services are delayed by a day post-Christmas, and GoRaleigh operates a regular schedule on Christmas Eve but halts on Christmas Day.