The Gwinnett County Solicitor's Office successfully hosted a Dash 4 Domestic Violence 5K to support domestic violence survivors, raising $12,080 with 170 runners and broad community participation.

Keith Wheeler has been appointed as a judge to Rockwall County Court at Law #1, taking over from Brian Williams.

Hillsborough County seeks an AMI Program Manager to lead the implementation of its Advanced Metering Infrastructure, focusing on efficiency, customer engagement, and conservation.

A vehicle crashed into a Kroger in Athens, near UGA, hitting the self-checkout area. The cause and details about injuries or motives are under investigation by the police.

Cobb County Public Libraries will be closed on December 24-25 and from 5 pm on New Year's Eve until New Year's Day, but digital resources remain available.

Pope Leo XIV appoints Bishop Ronald Hicks as the new Archbishop of New York, succeeding Cardinal Timothy Dolan. Hicks is known for his humanitarian work and advocacy for immigration reform.

The San Diego City Council approved updates to the Clairemont and College Area Community Plans, focusing on housing, safety, and improved public spaces, with civic engagement highlighted by Mayor Gloria.

Milton City Council honored Councilmember Verhoff and the Milton Eagles football team, passed legislative items, and adopted a resolution for local oversight on development deals.

Dallas, UNT Dallas, Dallas County, and the North Texas Food Bank join forces to provide food for 1,300 families, bolstered by a $2 million investment.

Henderson opens registration for an array of seasonal events and classes for families, children, and seniors, including swim lessons, fitness sessions, and festive activities.

Washington State Ferries expects 700,000 passengers during end-of-year holidays, advising travelers to prepare for delays and utilize the WSDOT app for real-time updates.

Mooresville Board of Commissioners has scheduled a closed session meeting on December 19, 2025, to discuss legal and personnel matters, with a livestream available for public viewing.

The Sacramento City Council approved contracts totaling $1.3 million for youth homeless services, despite funding cuts due to a reported decline in homelessness.