St. Augustine's The Break Room features city officials discussing Lighthouse Park boat ramp dock repair and funding.

Cleveland State University's "Viking Voices" podcast concluded Season One, showcasing campus life, with Matt Lupica hinting at a surprise ending, building anticipation for Season Two.

Hamilton County ReSource offers free eco-friendly services, including recycling and composting programs, to help organizations be more sustainable and achieve 513 Green Business Certification.

MCPL is reducing Sunday service at several branches from January 11, 2026, to improve staffing and operations, with an outreach van compensating for closures.

The Rhodes Historical Review won second prize from Phi Alpha Theta for its historical scholarship and is led by Sarah Dassinger, Muhammad Waraich, with faculty advisor Dr. Sarah Ifft Decker.

New York City kicked off its festive season with the lighting of a 45-foot spruce at Bryant Park, signaled by fireworks and skating performances. The Winter Village offers free admission and will stay open until March with numerous attractions.

St. Charles County Emergency Dispatch teams received Crew Awards of Excellence for exceptional service and handling of crisis situations effectively. Dispatchers Jada, Juli, and Kari accepted the awards on behalf of their teams.

CAL FIRE's Amador-El Dorado Unit is hosting a Christmas fundraiser at El Dorado Station 43 to benefit youth services, with activities, raffles, Santa visits, and pet adoptions.

A missing Scarlet Macaw named Atlas was found near its Phoenix home, easing the owner's and community's concern.

Fort Worth community centers offer winter break camps for children from December 19 to January 5, providing affordable childcare during school holidays, with activities aligned with work hours.

The City of Raleigh's Active Adult Program announces travel opportunities for adults 50+ in 2026, including day and longer trips, open also to non-residents.

Maui County celebrates the completion of its 100th post-wildfire rebuild, a symbol of community resilience and return to normalcy for affected families.

Wauwatosa and Irgens are partnering to revitalize the Milwaukee County Research Park, focusing on infrastructure, connectivity, and mixed-use development for long-term community benefit.