The Germantown Police Department congratulated new firearms instructors, highlighting their skill and dedication to safety and professionalism in a social media post.

Loc Vu, founder of San Jose’s Viet Museum and a longtime refugee advocate, has died at 92. The museum remains closed amid a leadership dispute and pending litigation.

The Gwinnett County Police Department seeks information on the disappearance of 59-year-old Christopher Lawrence Clark, who has been missing since October 9.

Fountain Hills partners with FlashVote for community surveys; residents can join for free to influence local decisions through periodic short surveys with results shared promptly.

Arlington activates its Homeless Emergency Weather Shelter Plan due to cold temperatures, offering refuge and meals at the First United Methodist Church and warming locations at libraries.

Bloomington is considering selling naming rights for its Parks and Recreation facilities and events, partnering with The Superlative Group to generate new revenue and potentially attract corporate investment in public facilities.

St. Johns County is hosting a free collection event for household hazardous waste and electronics disposal for residents on December 6, ensuring proper environmental waste management.

Services for fallen Deputy Shaquille Guerin will be held at Mount Hermon Baptist Church, with visitation on Dec. 12 starting at 9 a.m. A fund is set up to support his family.

The MiSTEM Network is providing up to $50,000 in grants for Michigan educators to develop innovative STEM education projects that involve real-world problems and community engagement.

Clayton County offers a tech training course on December 16, 2025, to help residents navigate technology and protect their digital identity, with mandatory pre-registration.

The Old Town Holiday Stroll in Lewisville offers holiday festivities, including a lighting ceremony, parade, and family activities, with no admission cost.

Bloomington's new police-led program provides free mental health services, aiming to reduce reliance on law enforcement and ERs for mental health crises.

A Kalamazoo couple won $3 million from the Michigan Lottery's Mega Millions after buying $20 in tickets. The prize will be saved, and lottery sales support education funds.