Hillsborough County's Healthy Living Program, in collaboration with Feeding Tampa Bay, hosts food pantry events to help residents facing food insecurity during the holidays.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office partnered with local vendors to aid residents in need during the holidays, offering resources and support as shared on social media.

The Las Vegas Recovery Hospital, a treatment center for substance use disorders with severe medical issues, is set to open in Southern Nevada, offering integrated care in a 68-bed facility.

Round Rock's population reached 142,053 by December 2025, with growth recorded by the city's Planning and Development Services through regular updates of housing completions.

Stockton, reeling from a mass shooting, sees residents and organizations unite for support and healing, with gatherings and mental health services offered.

Texas DMV has updated its photo ID requirements for vehicle registration, title transfer, and renewal, with a variety of documents accepted, including driver’s licenses, passports, and military IDs.

EPCC is celebrating 1506 graduates at the Fall 2025 Commencement, split into two ceremonies, with a keynote by Jamie Merisotis and available to stream online.

Frisco honored Assistant Police Chief Billy Clay for 20 years of service, declaring it "Billy Clay Day" in a City Council meeting attended by his family and colleagues.

Rancho Cordova students launch rockets and revitalize a school garden in community-supported educational initiatives, pairing with businesses like Solidigm and volunteers from Lowe's.

El Paso Community College received its largest ever private donation of $113,200 from Dr. Diane and Mr. Daryl E. Troyer to establish a student emergency fund.

Sandy City Police remind skiers to prepare their vehicles and be patient as Alta and Snowbird Ski Resorts open, emphasizing cooperation for a safe and smooth ski season commute.

Alison Babb of Homegrown Minneapolis attended the MUFPP Global Forum, discussing sustainable food systems. Upcoming local events include farmers markets and food entrepreneur support, while Minnesota’s AG sues over SNAP eligibility issues.

Residents at Tropicana Royale report frequent water shutoffs that leave families scrambling for basics and seeking legal help.