The City of Waukesha reminds residents to properly recycle during the holidays, advising what items should and shouldn't go into bins to avoid contamination.

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office promoted a free inclusive community event with holiday-themed activities such as face painting and a petting zoo, ensuring accessibility for all attendees.

Durham residents are invited to attend a new initiative on violence reduction, featuring expert Thomas Abt, at the Durham County Library on December 17th.

Livermore police, students and local partners wrapped gifts and distributed Walmart and Safeway gift cards to dozens of local students in the annual Shop With A Cop event.

Abundant Church in San Elizario is holding its Annual Christmas Toy and Food Giveaway, distributing 1,000 food boxes and 3,000 toys with the help of volunteers.

Wake County has launched the Nonprofit Institute to support local nonprofits with training and resources. Organizations have until January 5 to apply for this initiative aimed at enhancing their effectiveness in serving community needs.

Dublin, Ohio, illuminates its pedestrian bridge in blue and white for Hanukkah, reflecting inclusivity and celebrating the holiday's themes of resilience and dedication.

Sheriff T.K. Waters of Jacksonville discussed law enforcement challenges and strategies, emphasizing efforts to reduce violence and recruit quality officers in an interview with Action News Jax.

Evendale, Ohio, cancelled tonight's "A Christmas Carol" at Bell Tower Arts Pavilion due to snow, prioritizing safety. Ticket holders will be informed on how to proceed.

The Edmond Police celebrated "Shop with a Cop / Cops & Kids," aiding children, with help from partners including the Hope Center and Walmart, fostering community connections.

A Sacramento ticket matched five Powerball numbers for $1.975M as the national jackpot climbed to about $1.1B. The winning ticket was sold at a South Land Park liquor store.

Euless's Heritage Park hosted an old-fashioned Christmas event, featuring historic tours, holiday decorations, and various family activities including meeting Santa Claus.

Nassau County police officers rappelled down a hospital building to deliver gifts to children at Cohen Children's Medical Center, while NYPD officers visited St. Mary's Hospital for Children to sing carols and provide entertainment.