White Settlement's annual Polar Express Movie Night will be held at the local recreation center on December 19, offering a winter-themed movie viewing, hot cocoa, and snacks for the community.

Denver Police joined a metro law enforcement event, the 23rd Annual Long Blue Line, to bring holiday cheer to Children's Hospital Colorado, providing gifts and joy to young patients.

Tenants face eviction in a South Shore building post a federal raid, with concerns over finding new homes and potential homelessness.

A bomb threat at a Taylor H-E-B store led to an evacuation; the area was later deemed safe by police with the threat not credible. Normal operations resumed.

Boulder County invites public input on proposed land use amendments regarding residential areas and facilities, with a hearing on Dec. 18 accessible via Zoom or in-person.

Adams County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers posing as county officials, sending fake invoices for permit fees. Public advised to verify requests and use official channels for county business.

Texas leads the nation in job growth for a 12-month period, setting records in employment and economic advancement according to the Governor's Office.

The 35th Annual SkillComp hosted by ABCWI showcased apprentices competing in trades like carpentry and plumbing, aiming for the National Craft Championships.

Cudahy residents will see a one-time stormwater bill increase due to a clerical error in the billing system, with future bills expected to return to standard rates.

A microchipped elderly English Bulldog was found in Socorro, Texas but officials are unable to contact her owners, prompting a public appeal for information.

Queen Creek's financial stability is affirmed with 'AA' credit ratings, supporting its plan to fund water acquisition from Harquahala Valley to ensure long-term supply.

ODOT sought public input on US-75 improvements between US-62 and SH-56, with meetings at the Okmulgee Public Library and feedback welcomed through email or phone until Dec. 29. Project details available online.

Harmony School of Innovation students displayed their STEM projects at a festival, earning praise from attendees including police and local leaders for their ingenuity and potential in science and technology.