Santa joined Denton County Emergency Services for the Fire Truck Santa event, visiting Bartonville neighborhoods on December 15th to spread holiday cheer. Residents could track his route and were encouraged to host block parties.

The Brookfield WI Fire Department advises the effective, limited use of fire extinguishers for small fires and emphasizes the importance of escape and broader fire safety planning.

The El Paso Police Department joined a community Hanukkah celebration, reflecting their commitment to inclusivity and fostering better police-community relations.

The Nassau County Police warn residents about construction scammers who trick homeowners into unnecessary repairs and urge for vigilance in hiring legitimate contractors.

TSA will charge $45 for a new ID verification system, TSA ConfirmID, starting February 1, 2026, for travelers without Real ID compliant identification.

Kaua‘i County announces holiday closures for Christmas and New Year's Day, affecting various services but not residential refuse pick-up or The Kaua‘i Bus.

A play called "Circle and Square" aimed at children aged 2-5, encourages audience participation to help the characters learn to play and is set to perform in Cary, North Carolina.

Officers Alysa Gamache and Kastle Quiocho were commended as Officers of the Month for December 2025 by the Kona Crime Prevention Committee for their conduct during a brawl in Kona.

The Pittsboro Christmas Parade, attended by cheerful crowds, was highlighted by the Chatham County Sheriff's Office's community engagement and a social media post detailing the event.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held for The Ballad Hotel in downtown Clearwater, marking the start of a development aiming to boost tourism and revitalize the waterfront with a 158-room hotel and mixed-use facilities.

The Colorado State Patrol highlights the often-overlooked social consequences of DUIs, such as strained relationships and financial burdens, urging sober driving during the holidays.

Hillsboro provides $200,000 to aid local nonprofits supporting community members affected by ICE actions, focusing on legal aid, food, and rent assistance.

A Burges High School senior, Catalina Gutierrez, was selected for the esteemed US Senate Youth Program and will attend with 103 other students, meet officials, and receive a $10,000 scholarship.