St. Bernard Parish President Louis Pomes participated in weekend events honoring military members, including a wreath-laying ceremony and a speech at a deployment ceremony.

Cobb County's 16th Annual waterSmart waterArt contest revealed winners, with middle school students' artwork showcasing the importance of water, set to feature in the 2025 waterArt calendar.

Columbus Fire Recruit Class 124 has completed CPR/BLS training, a key step towards becoming emergency responders, with Red Company moving to fire training and Blue Company to EMT training next.

Residents at Magnolia Place say multiple elevators are down, leaving tenants who rely on walkers or oxygen to climb dozens of stairs. A city council member visited and is pressing management for repairs.

The "Collect and Connect" team won the 2nd Jax Litter League, collecting nearly four tons of trash in Jacksonville. They were rewarded with Jaguars merchandise and praised by Mayor Deegan.

Marietta will hold a reception to honor outgoing City Council members Chalfant, Morris, and Walker for their service. The event will be on December 18 at the Fire Museum.

Raybec LTD is handling the recovery after the Falcon Ridge Apartments fire, focusing on tenant safety, offering support, refunds and alternative housing, and coordinating with authorities on rebuilding plans.

Meg E. Heap was sworn in as the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, with a career spanning over three decades in law, including prosecutorial roles and a board position.

Reynoldsburg Police offers a R.A.D. self-defense class series for women focusing on abduction and sexual assault prevention, held on Saturdays in January.

Hillsborough County honored family caregivers in November with events to provide support and resources, highlighting their vital contribution to the community.

Florida drivers must keep license plates unobscured due to a new law effective October 1, 2025, as reminded by the Atlantic Beach Police on their Facebook page.

St. Stephen's Community House will become independent from the Catholic Diocese of Columbus by July 2026, with uninterrupted services as it transitions.

TWRA seeks public input on proposed 2026-27 fishing regulations, including changes to trout and bass fishing rules, with feedback accepted until January 5.