Forest Park, Ohio, wished its residents a happy Kwanzaa, highlighting the celebration of family, community, and African heritage from December 26 to January 1, focusing on the Seven Principles.

The Butler County Sheriff visited the Communications Center to thank dispatchers for their dedication during the holiday season, highlighting their pivotal role in community safety.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office's Crisis K9s were featured in a viral Christmas-themed photoshoot, posing wrapped in festive paper, showcasing a blend of chaos and cuteness.

Waukesha announces January curbside Christmas tree collection; trees must be bare of decorations for recycling. Drop-off also available at 750 Sentry Drive. No provisions for artificial trees.

El Paso calls on residents to recycle cooking grease at Citizen Collection Stations for free to prevent clogged drains and promote cleaner community practices.

The City of Carmel reflects on 2025's development and community efforts, highlighting infrastructure projects, mental health crisis response training, environmental initiatives, recreational programs, and support for local businesses.

NYC's cellphone ban in schools has led to the unexpected issue of students struggling to read analog clocks, as they rely heavily on digital timekeeping. Despite attempts to curb device use, students seek ways to circumvent the ban.

The Socorro Fire Department posted a Christmas greeting and safety reminder on Facebook, highlighting the importance of community and vigilance during the holiday season.

Manatee County Public Safety Department's Beach Patrol was named 2025 Beach Patrol of the Year by the FBPCA, recognizing their outstanding teamwork, training, and vigilance in Florida.

Garner's healthcare landscape will be boosted with the WakeMed Mental Health & Well-Being Hospital, a new 150-bed facility, part of a larger mixed-use development.

The Utah County Fire Department conveyed Christmas and holiday greetings to the community through their Facebook, emphasizing safety during the festive season.

Milwaukee Police engaged with students during a Christmas event at Siefert School, participating in ornament decorating, dodgeball, and open dialogues about community policing.

Arvada residents will experience altered trash and recycling pickup schedules around the holidays, with collection postponed by one day following Christmas. City facilities will also close for the season.