Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's appearance at the "Christmas Tree Ship" event in Chicago led to protests due to the Trump administration's immigration policies.

The WCCUSD labor dispute sees some progress after a lengthy negotiation session, with teachers signaling optimism but a final agreement still pending ratification.

California landmarks were lit in red for the 4th Annual Illuminate campaign by MADD to honor victims of impaired driving and raise awareness about its dangers.

Echo Canyon Trail at Camelback Mountain remains closed due to ongoing work to stabilize hazardous boulders post-storms, with Phoenix Parks working on safety measures and additional improvements including new restrooms.

El Paso ISD's Martha Aguirre celebrated student artists, academic and athletic achievements, the Girl Power Event, and encouraged community involvement in the Toys for Tots campaign.

The City of Duluth seeks a new Deputy City Clerk to manage the City Clerk's Office and assist in public services, including elections and city council support.

A new Museum of Art projection and Après Tavern gave December Nights a brighter, more festive feel, with Frankie J headlining the Plaza de Panama.

Dylan Dog Park's parking lot in Lake Havasu City is closed for maintenance until December 11, but the park remains open. Visitors are advised to use caution and consider alternatives.

El Paso County officers joined Colorado Springs Police for the 32nd annual Shop with a Cop event, supporting families dealing with childhood cancer by shopping for holiday gifts.

A 14-year-old boy was critically injured after being shot in the head while driving an SUV in Tacoma, Washington. No suspects are in custody, and police are seeking community help.

Douglas County invites the community to the annual Christmas Tree Lighting on December 11, featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, treats, music, and festive cheer.

The Aurora Police Department thanked the community for their participation in the Santa in the Park event, highlighting charity work and festive unity.

Alley Cat Allies offers a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who attacked Smokey the cat with a blow dart.