A stolen statue of jazz legend Loonis McGlohon was returned to Middle C Jazz club in Charlotte with an apology note. Originally taken by two suspects, its return concludes the investigation of its theft valued at $20,000.

WestWorld of Scottsdale celebrated a successful year with a more diverse event portfolio and infrastructure upgrades, enhancing the guest experience and city economy.

Grand Prairie offers Christmas tree recycling to residents. Trees can be dropped off at IKEA or the landfill from Dec 26 to Jan 11, 2026. Trees must be free of decorations for mulching. Curbside pickup is available, but less eco-friendly.

NY Attorney General warns against price gouging during a severe winter storm and reminds businesses of legal consequences. Residents are urged to report overpricing.

Nana's Southern Kitchen in Kent continued their tradition of giving free Christmas meals to those in need, supported by community donations and volunteers, including a significant contribution from Microsoft’s Judson Althoff.

Gatlinburg announces holiday hours for government offices, community center, and public services, including normal trash pickup and extended trolley service for New Year's celebrations.

The Abbey Theater of Dublin is seeking support for the 2025 BroadwayWorld Columbus Awards, anticipating a fourth win as Favorite Local Theater. With 23 nominations, the city's official Facebook page urges community votes before the deadline.

Middletown, Ohio highlights the SHALOM Homeless initiative that partners with churches to provide winter shelters for the homeless, promoting community involvement and support during cold months.

Bellevue TV's "Lake to Lake" shares holiday light repair tips, reports on new heat pumps at Silver Glen, highlights the installation of a defibrillator at Robinswood Park, and unveils the new Diversity Advantage plan.

A study by Santa Clara University highlighted food insecurity in East San Jose, where nearly 30% struggle, despite food aid programs. An interactive map shows local disparities, informing nonprofits like Martha's Kitchen for targeted assistance.

Officer Porta from Westminster PD gave his former half-marathon shoes to a homeless man, an act highlighting police community care beyond law enforcement duties.

The Arvada Police Department is using social media to recruit new officers, emphasizing personal growth, community service, and highlighting their diverse career opportunities on their Facebook page.

License plate reader cameras helped Aurora Police locate a stolen car with a 14-month-old inside, leading to a safe recovery and positive public response.