Officer Dale Robedee has been sworn in as the newest member of the Fuquay-Varina Police Department, with his training from Wake Tech lauded by the team.

White Settlement Community Services spotlights indigenous language courses via Mango Languages during Native American Heritage Month, promoting cultural engagement and preservation.

The family of Officer Gabriel Facio gave their first interview after body cam footage of the fatal shooting was released, discussing the impact and honoring his memory.

Norman's Parks and Recreation maintenance team won first place for the third year at the ORPS Conference in Tulsa, showcasing exceptional skill and team consistency.

El Paso ISD engages in service projects and holiday events, including food drives, to support families during Thanksgiving, fostering community and gratitude.

The Rock Community Fire Protection District is conducting a Toy Drive for children in need, inviting community donations of new, unwrapped toys at their firehouses.

Yoga Cold Bath donated nearly $10,000 to clear school lunch debts in Deer Valley Unified School District, benefiting students in two high schools and one elementary school.

Jacksonville Beach Police remind drivers about the Move Over law during the holidays, stressing lane changes/slowing down for stopped vehicles with flashing lights, and outlining penalties for non-compliance.

36 schools in the San Diego Unified School District received national recognition as America's Healthiest Schools for their commitment to student wellness.

Experience Black Civil War soldier reenactments at the Pope House Museum on Jan. 3 for "Fighting for Freedom" event, offering a historical educational experience.

Knoxville Police have partnered with Toys for Tots, designating the Public Safety Complex as a drop-off point for toy donations to help local underprivileged children during the holidays.

Noblesville's Michael Treinen Foundation Turkey Trot, featuring a 3K and 5K, will occur on November 27th, promoting health and honoring Michael Treinen.

Sergeant Maness is praised for directing traffic at Bain Elementary and ensuring safety, with Mint Hill Police highlighting community appreciation on social media.