Ogden Police to host Coco with the Cops on Dec 10, offering hot drinks, cookies, and face painting to build community ties and support the Shoes for Tots program.

Tampa will honor the Levy brothers with a street naming near Raymond James Stadium, recognizing their roles in bringing professional sports to the city.

Buckeye continues its Hometown Heroes Banner Program, where banners honoring local military members will be displayed on Monroe Avenue from mid-May to mid-July.

The Brown Deer Police Department invites residents to join their Citizen Police Academy for hands-on law enforcement experience, including ride-alongs and crime scene investigation.

Cincinnati Parks has unveiled design concepts for the new Sawyer Point playground to replace the one destroyed by fire, seeking public feedback for the inclusive and river-themed project with a fundraising goal of $2.1M.

Norman Parks and Recreation offers a Winter Break Camp for kids aged 5-11, featuring crafts and games from December 22-January 5, at a cost of $25 per child per day.

Dunedin is initiating its annual Operation Santa to spread holiday joy with Santa and elves visiting local areas, offering a live Santa Tracker and stressing safety and practicality in its route planning.

St. Bernard Parish announced a collaboration with the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association to commemorate the 84th anniversary of Pearl Harbor at a ceremony on December 7.

Bloomington offers curbside Christmas tree collection early January, with a $12.43 fee per tree and guidelines for proper disposal to support city sustainability efforts.

Sue Brown has been appointed to lead the Las Vegas Human Resources department, taking over from Vince Zamora. She was promoted from her role as deputy director.

Wildwood City Hall has initiated its Christmas tradition of sending letters to Santa. Parents can submit their children's letters by December 18th either in person or online.

Arlington Police intensify their Safe Roads Initiative, arresting a Mustang GT driver for going 143 MPH and publicizing enforcement locations on social media to prevent reckless driving.

Law enforcement officials in Southeastern Pennsylvania attended a training led by retired FBI Agent George Piro, focusing on interview techniques and honoring fallen agents, with U.S. Attorney David Metcalf discussing inter-agency partnerships.