The White Settlement Fire Department is conducting the Little Coats, Big Hearts Coat Drive, collecting coats and winter gear for children in Tarrant County until December 10.

Fire management teams monitor prescribed fire blocks post pile-burning on the Fort Apache reservation, focusing on safety, secure perimeters, and the control of smoldering areas.

El Paso ISD held its annual Girl Powered Event to encourage female students' interest in STEM, featuring exhibitors, interactive demos, and a robotics contest, offering networking and internship opportunities.

Ogden police held a "Shop With a Hero" event, building community relations through a shopping spree with local kids.

Wilson County's Southwest Water District warns of possible reduced water pressure and discolored water during fire hydrant testing from December 15-20 by the Rock Ridge Volunteer Fire Department.

Lawton announces holiday service changes, including office closures and a modified trash collection schedule, with pickup adjustments for December 25 and January 1.

Mayor Michelle Wu and the Boston Police hosted the 29th Enchanted Trolley Tour, fostering community relations and safety during the holiday festivities.

Atlantic Beach hosts a blood drive at City Hall's Russell Park Parking Lot on Friday from noon to 5 p.m., with walk-ins welcome and appointments available online.

White Settlement celebrated its "Light the Night" Christmas Parade, with the local police engaging the community and ensuring safety, bolstered by festive floats and bands. The event was supported by city departments and documented with photos.

Raleigh Police Department held its "Shop with a Cop" event, pairing officers with children for holiday shopping, funded by sponsors and aiming to strengthen community ties.

A streamer filmed adult-themed stunts inside Canyon Crest Academy’s gym over the weekend, prompting an apology from the school foundation and a district probe.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff’s Office seeks Field Deputies, stressing the importance of community service and relationship-building in law enforcement.

Maximo, a Chihuahua, Boston Terrier, and Pug mix, has been named Duluth's Dog of the Month for his charm and environmental efforts, inspiring local pet owners to engage in eco-friendly activities.