Bellevue Police Department announces a special holiday edition of their Women Empowered Self-Defense Workshop on Facebook, offering locals hands-on self-defense training with limited spaces.

Nevada County's sheriff's office and other departments raised over $8,000 for breast cancer through the Pink Patch Project, selling themed merchandise and hosting events.

In Austin, Meals on Wheels and Operation Turkey distributed thousands of Thanksgiving meals to the needy, with over 200 volunteers participating; even Governor Abbott helped deliver meals.

White Settlement encourages residents to dispose of holiday cooking fats and oils properly through its Grease Roundup event to prevent plumbing issues.

The Rancho Cordova Police Department celebrated the graduation of its Citizen's Academy class, a program aimed at enhancing community-police understanding.

The Phoenix Mercury unveiled a new logo and brand identity for their 30th season, maintaining their core values and community commitment while refreshing their visuals, including a special promotion and brand elements honoring their history.

The Stillwater Fire Department's A Shift conducts night drills to maintain readiness for emergency responses, focusing on essential skills in low-light conditions.

The Wanamaker Light Show returns to Philadelphia after Macy's closure earlier in March, with local support raising $600,000 to keep the tradition alive. However, it will pause for two years after this season for building renovations.

Ohio's Department of Natural Resources warns about the dangers of cold waters and emphasizes the importance of wearing life jackets and understanding hypothermia risks for safe winter water activities.

The Grove City Ohio Police announced their "Cram the Cruiser Holiday Toy Drive" to collect toys for children under Franklin County Children Services care.

Charlotte launches the Shop Charlotte initiative to support local businesses and strengthen the city's economy by encouraging residents to shop and invest locally.

Phoenix offers a variety of free weekend events, including outdoor films, live music, an artist studio tour, and a music festival, as well as family-friendly activities and scenic outdoor spots.

Over a thousand volunteers in Durham, NC collected 13,448 pounds of trash across the city in a community clean-up event, dedicating a total of 2,285 hours.