St. Louis Refuse Division announces changes to trash collection schedule for Christmas and New Year's, with adjustments for roll cart and recyclable collections, and a reminder of suspended yard waste pickup.

White Pine Police Department's "Shop with a Cop" event provided eight students a day of police car rides, new shoes, a shopping spree, and lunch, strengthening community relations.

The Dallas Police Department's 6th Annual Food Giveaway provided over 15,000 pounds of food, including holiday turkeys, to 1,500+ families at Paul Quinn College.

Hickory won the "Spirit of North Carolina" award for Hurricane Helene relief, added 5K races to foster community spirit, hosted its first Literary Festival, upgraded airport facilities, and saw economic growth with corporate expansions.

Hillsborough County guides residents on proper holiday recycling, emphasizing correct items for blue carts, clean/dry materials, and free community drop-off locations.

The Deerfield community engaged with planners on a proposed local mixed-use development at a meeting, discussing plans for residential and commercial units.

Raleigh's Teen Trek Out program offers a day of bowling and golfing for teens on January 26, from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with registration required and costs ranging from $60-$75.

St. Augustine expands its Workforce Parking Program, offering spots at Flagler College Garage until January 4, 2026, to assist downtown workers during busy periods.

Houston Fire Department mourns the death of Firefighter Brandy Allinience due to job-related cancer. She is the fourth first responder to pass from cancer in a month.

Resurfacing work on Pryor Road SW in Atlanta prompts lane shifts and possible congestion, with traffic flow maintained by flaggers; pedestrian paths remain unaffected.

Sacramento's YPCE hosts a series of free family-friendly holiday events with crafts, games, and festive activities detailed in the Sacramento City Express.

Carrollton won the AEP award for procurement excellence for a second consecutive year due to their adherence to high standards and use of innovative practices.

Applications are open for Loveland U, a Citizens’ Leadership Academy designed to educate residents about city operations through interactive sessions.