The San Elizario Marshal's Office posted a holiday message on Facebook, thanking their community for support and emphasizing the importance of safety and partnership during the festive season.

Dublin, Ohio, has announced service changes for the New Year's period, including closed city offices, an updated waste collection schedule, and modified hours for the recreation center.

Dallas experienced the second-warmest Christmas on record, resulting in large crowds enjoying outdoor activities at Klyde Warren Park in shorts and t-shirts.

The El Paso Fire Department highlighted the dedication of their 911 Communications team, who worked through the holidays to keep the community safe, in a social media post.

A man, 67, died on Christmas after crashing his car into an Atlanta home; police are investigating, the cause is unknown, and no other injuries were reported.

Atlantic Beach's yard waste service covers Christmas tree disposal, with pickup adjustments for holiday schedules. Trees must be decoration-free and meet size requirements. Options are also available for apartments and eco-friendly disposal.

Utah Senate President proposes Utah help California build desalination plants in exchange for part of its Colorado River allocation, amid broader water scarcity and interstate negotiations.

Zebulon invites residents to Jan 2026 Town Hall meetings to increase civic engagement, with multiple boards meeting and options for in-person and online participation.

The City of Marietta has announced holiday schedule changes, including closures and altered sanitation services, with emergency services remaining available.

Volunteers from St. Sabina packed and delivered 1,600 hot meals, toys and gift cards across Chicago’s South Side on Christmas Day.

Fort Worth leaders and police surprised a boy with a new bike and additional gifts after theft, while OKC community raised funds to gift bikes to Salvation Army Angel Tree children.

Last-minute shoppers in Phoenix visited stores like Safeway on Christmas Eve for essentials and gifts, exhibiting a mix of urgency and holiday spirit.

Cincinnati road closures from Dec 29-Jan 4, 2026, include areas around William Howard Taft Road, Collins Avenue, and parts of Taft Road Lane and Heatherhill Lane. The reason for closures is not specified.