The Old Town Holiday Stroll in Lewisville offers holiday festivities, including a lighting ceremony, parade, and family activities, with no admission cost.

Bloomington's new police-led program provides free mental health services, aiming to reduce reliance on law enforcement and ERs for mental health crises.

A Kalamazoo couple won $3 million from the Michigan Lottery's Mega Millions after buying $20 in tickets. The prize will be saved, and lottery sales support education funds.

BYU football player Kason Krebs was dismissed from the team after accusations of lewd conduct near a grocery store and is facing possible legal action.

Newcastle, OK, is preparing for the Christmas in the Park event, with activities, inflatables, and free photos with Santa starting at 3 PM in Veterans Park.

Carrollton residents will see water bill increases due to rising operation costs and necessary infrastructure improvements, with a 7.5% average hike effective January 1, 2026.

West Allis is holding a food drive until December 31, with drop-off locations including City Hall and the police department, to aid local food pantries.

A Yolo County jury found Yolo Food Bank liable and awarded roughly $3 million to former executive Michael Bisch amid claims of retaliation, defamation and breach of contract.

Cobb County officials met with lawmakers to discuss legislative priorities such as NextGen 911, mental health reform, and land-use issues to ensure efficient governance and service delivery.

St. John the Baptist Parish employees, Derrion Thomas and Denzel Noble, achieved success at the APWA Equipment Rodeo, qualifying for national competition.

St. Peters announces its 36th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony, moved indoors to City Hall, with festivities starting at 6:30 p.m., featuring Santa, music, and a "Holiday Hop" concert.

Corporal Jacob Gonzalez was named Officer of the Month by the Tampa Police Department for his commitment to traffic safety and community outreach, including educational efforts and the Child Passenger Safety Seat Program.

A Baja California "mega" shelter in Tijuana has processed about 12,000 deported Mexicans this year, officials say. The site was built for a surge but is running far below full capacity.