Despite recent rain, Baker County's burn ban persists due to ongoing drought and wildfire risks, with local authorities urging continued adherence to no-burn rules.

Anoka County seeks public input for its Hazard Mitigation Plan to strengthen local disaster preparedness and resilience against natural hazards, with feedback accepted until December 26, 2025.

Hawaiʻi officials mourn the death of Fire Chief Kazuo Todd, acknowledging his impactful service and expressing condolences to his family and colleagues.

Peggy and Russell Goodwine celebrated 61 years of marriage with a vow renewal at the Hillsborough County Plant City Adult Day Care Center, surrounded by their extensive family.

Duluth firefighters raised $7,000 for a toy drive, setting a new record for their annual event and bringing cheer to local children during the holidays.

Surprise, AZ, partners with Vitalant for a blood drive on January 7, 2026, at City Hall. Donors can make appointments or walk in, and will receive a free WM Phoenix Open admission voucher.

The El Paso Police Department honors their Patrol K9s and handlers on their Facebook page for their continuous training and vital role in community safety.

Thurston County offers multiple ways for residents to recycle their Christmas trees, including curbside pickups and drop-off locations, with guidelines for preparation and disposal.

The Raleigh Police Department partners with the Governor's Highway Safety Program for the 'Booze It & Lose It' campaign to prevent impaired driving during the holidays.

Saint Charles is holding its annual Jingle Bell Run this Saturday at the Steel Shop Athletics & Event Centre, involving a 5K festive race with road closures and parking restrictions.

Bay Village Fire Fighters Local 1144 thanked residents on social media for the 20,196 toys donated to Olivia’s Dream Toy Drive, highlighting increased community generosity.

Durham has conducted listening sessions to inform its Strategic Plan to End Homelessness, gathering insights from those affected by homelessness to create a responsive, effective approach.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office hosted a training event for nearly 250 young law enforcement hopefuls from Florida, featuring realistic scenario drills and a banquet.