Rutherford County readies for the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony featuring a new 30-foot artificial tree, replacing the live tree tradition. The event, with festive activities, is set for December 5.

Carrollton approved modest water and wastewater rate increases that take effect in January 2026; the city says average bills will rise roughly 7.5%.

Carroll County's monthly emergency siren test is set for Wednesday at noon, to ensure system readiness. The test may be rescheduled if weather conditions are poor.

Lake Havasu City plans a Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day ceremony for December 7, 2025, featuring a USS Arizona relic.

The Missouri Department of Transportation announces a trash-can-decorating contest called "Yes You CAN Make Missouri Litter-Free" for students to promote litter prevention.

Boulder County is seeking individuals with disability service experience to join the IDD Mill Levy Advisory Council to help shape services for those with disabilities.

China Airlines initiated the first direct flight from Phoenix to Taiwan, offering a nonstop 15-hour service three times a week using an Airbus A350-900, with tickets starting under $700.

Entergy schedules a power outage in Garyville on Dec 16, from 8 am to 4 pm for utility work, affecting several streets as posted by St. John the Baptist Parish.

Oak Creek's Mayor and City Administrator educated local scouts about government, aligning with a Common Council meeting, to foster civic understanding.

The St. John the Baptist Parish held its fourth annual Senior Citizen Holiday Luncheon, featuring music, bingo, a Santa visit, prizes, and festive cheer for the senior community.

OCPD Motors Unit emphasizes the importance of wearing full motorcycle safety gear, including DOT-approved helmets, abrasion-resistant clothing with armor, gloves, and boots, especially during the cold weather to maintain reaction time and dexterity.

Milton's Parks and Recreation seeks volunteers for Birmingham Park Clean-up Day, especially for leadership roles as Trail Crew Leaders on February 28.

The South Dallas Cultural Center announced a December event lineup including art talks, cultural crafts, and dance sessions to celebrate art and community.