Milwaukee celebrates the Tippe Tenth Anniversary with historical exhibits and activities at Tippecanoe Library on December 6, featuring nostalgia and a community-focused agenda.

Green Cove Springs prepares for community events, including "Boots on the Ground" and MLK Day festivities. City Council discusses employee compensation, considering a study proposing salary adjustments to competitive levels.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel secured a preliminary injunction blocking Medicaid reimbursement cuts to Planned Parenthood, emphasizing the need for healthcare access.

The Cobb Library Foundation has started an online merchandise store to fund the Cobb County Public Library's outreach and marketing, featuring themed collections that blend literary and local culture.

Chesterfield Police Department celebrated National Cookie Day, promoting 'Cookies with the Clauses' event organized by Chesterfield Parks, Recreation & Arts Department.

Baker County remains under a burn ban due to drought, despite recent rain. The Fire Rescue department reminds residents via social media that the risk of wildfires persists, and the ban is reviewed weekly for community safety.

Polk County Sheriff's Office Animal Control hosts Pet Fest 2025, offering free pet adoptions, spay/neuter, vaccinations, and microchipping, plus vendors and a visit from Santa.

Orange County allocates $460,000 from the AHTF to Rebuilding Together Greater Florida to repair low-income residents' homes as part of the Housing For All Initiative.

Dunwoody was recognized in the top-10 of the 2025 Digital Cities Survey Award for its use of technology to enhance services and promote digital equity.

The Atlantic Coast S Gaugers are bringing their interactive model train display back to the Swanee Theatre on December 12-14, offering free admission to visitors.

Raleigh's Eat to Compete program wins the Excellence in Youth Sports Award for promoting healthy habits among young athletes and plans to expand by 2026.

St. Augustine prepares for its Christmas Parade on December 6th with festivities and road closures. Traffic adjustments are announced for a smooth event experience.

Forest Ridge Park offers post-sunset activities, including guided night hikes and glow disc golf on December 10, January 14, and February 11, from 6 to 8 p.m. for individuals 14 and older. Registration and a small fee are required.