A sewage-like odor has blanketed parts of East County, forcing some residents to change holiday plans as city and county crews investigate.

The Town of Orange Park offers free safety training on e-bike navigation and active assailant preparedness on December 7th, urging community participation.

Emergency department staff in Fort Worth pooled donations so a longtime custodian could fly to Colombia and spend Christmas with family. A GoFundMe started by an ER doctor has raised thousands.

St. Louis activates Code Blue protocols for cold snap, providing emergency shelters, pretreating roads, and ensuring transit to shelters amidst expected snowfall.

Atlanta opens warming centers to shelter residents from cold, with transportation from the Gateway Center provided; operating Thursday and Friday night.

The Denver Police Department, with AT&T, Walmart, and the Denver Police Foundation, provided 1,000 families with Thanksgiving meals, highlighting community and corporate partnership.

An anonymous donor provided a meal for survivors of domestic violence, delivered by Brown Deer Police to a family peace center, highlighting community support during Thanksgiving.

The St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office revives the Holiday Ride Home Program to offer safe transportation for residents who've been drinking, running Thanksgiving through January 2nd.

Gilbert, Arizona's Native American Management Internship program highlights two Navajo Nation interns, aiming to integrate traditional knowledge with municipal experience.

Jun Li Lujan and her husband are among the first to rebuild their home after Pasadena's Eaton Fire, using fire-resistant materials, signaling hope for the affected community.

Leisure Services Department hosting a free winter outdoor movie night featuring "Dr. Seuss' The Grinch" at Sandy Creek Park on December 19 with gates opening at 5:15 p.m.

Bellevue introduces new support for small businesses, offering services such as free consulting and a streamlined permitting process, in partnership with the Washington SBDC.

Englewood's Adult Winter Reading program encourages library patrons to explore different book genres, rewarding them with stickers and a "Genre Explorer" button upon completion.