The Parma Fire Department thanked the community for the outpouring of donations to Olivia's Dream Toy Drive, with Fire Union Local 639 contributing $500, showcasing community spirit.

Scott County Sheriff's Office awarded prizes to students in its 9th Annual Holiday Card Contest, with Landry Badger, Violet Mack, and Caleb Marty winning in their respective grade categories.

The City of Waukesha informed residents that tax bills will arrive soon, with payments due by January 31, 2026. Payment methods include online, in-person, mail, or drop boxes.

Saint Paul's Right Track program is expanding to offer at least 200 employer-paid internships to local youth, enhancing their career experiences and involving the community in workforce development.

At 82, Paul Grizelle-Reid became Valencia College's oldest graduate, celebrated for his commitment to education and community involvement. He is now pursuing a bachelor's degree at UCF.

Officer Styles of Jacksonville Beach PD attended a hockey game on his own time to support visiting young athletes, exemplifying community policing and gaining positive attention on social media.

Florida lawmakers consider a bill for a real-time alert system in schools for imminent threats, named the "Yaya Act" after T'Yonna Major, tragically killed in 2023.

Wisconsin State Patrol launches 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over' campaign, stepping up impaired driving enforcement efforts during the holiday season to prevent tragedies like last year's 403 crashes involving impaired drivers.

The Leland House in Detroit evacuated residents due to a power outage during winter. Despite a $1.2 million loan to avoid shutoffs, power issues persist, exacerbated by structural hazards, leaving residents in uncertainty and temporary housing.

Socorro, Texas thanked Ysleta del Sur Pueblo for inviting them to the T'Aikabede Jose Sierra Sr. Youth Learning Center's open house, recognizing its importance for youth development.

Mannie Fresh and Councilmember Lesli Harris host a Holiday Toy Drive & Community Celebration to support local families, featuring music and a toy donation for a free drink.

Cleveland Police warn against the "CrimeRadar" app for spreading unconfirmed and potentially misleading crime information, urging public to verify facts through official channels for accurate and safe community information.

The Atrium in Garland, Texas, will host the annual Quinceañera Fair on February 21, 2026, featuring various vendors for event planning, with free admission and parking.