Lakeview Elementary students graduated from the Wentzville PD's S.T.A.R.T. program, which educates fifth graders on resisting substance abuse through interactive learning and empowerment.

The St. Augustine City Commission honored Flagler College Saints' athletes with a Certificate of Recognition, celebrating their sportsmanship and achievements.

The Woodlands Township will install 30 Flock license‑plate cameras and a state grant will add 30 more across Montgomery County, prompting debate over safety and privacy.

Miami-Dade DSWM announced alterations to garbage and recycling pickup schedules for Christmas, with regular collections resuming on December 29 and recycling on December 27. DSWM facilities will also close on Christmas Day.

The Wauwatosa Fire Department shared tips on preventing electronic-related fires, emphasizing using original chargers, not overloading outlets, and proper battery disposal.

The Michigan Department of Education has awarded $108,350 in grants to help 59 teachers pursue National Board Certification, aiming to improve education quality in Title I schools.

St. Augustine's offices will close from Dec 24-26 for Christmas, with no waste collection on Dec 25. Parking is free on Christmas Day except at the Castillo lot.

Orange Park residents joined a police-hosted E-Bike Safety Course with safety tips and road rule education, supported by a local bike shop partnership.

The Cleveland Police warn against CrimeRadar app for potentially spreading misinformation and urge the public to rely on official channels for accurate news.

The Arizona MLK Celebration Committee announced honorees for the 2026 AZ MLK Awards, recognizing individuals and organizations for their service and contributions to the community.

Socorro ISD is considering $2,500 payments for up to 50 staff who volunteer to resign as leaders scramble after a failed tax vote. The board will debate the measure this week.

Husteel donated to Splendora Police's Operation Blue Santa as it prepares to open a new plant nearby, police said.

University City has announced an updated leaf collection and street sweeping schedule due to weather delays, asking residents to prepare leaves for pickup on new dates provided on their website.