Winter storms cause flight disruptions and delays post-Thanksgiving in U.S. cities, with major impact on Chicago's O'Hare and fewer issues at Phoenix's Sky Harbor.

Cudahy is seeking resident input for its zoning code update and will host an open house on December 11th at the Cudahy Family Library. Feedback can also be emailed to the City Administrator.

DeKalb County is repairing a broken 36” water main on Midway Road, causing local water to be brown; however, there are no outages. Residents are advised to run their water to clear pipes. Traffic is also affected around the repair site.

Durham's Holiday Parade on December 13 promises a festive morning with local bands, drill teams, community groups, and a Santa appearance, free and regardless of weather.

The St. George Police Department shared a video on Facebook to warn against the dangers of running red lights, emphasizing road safety and community responsibility.

St. Louis street crews worked continuously to ensure roads were safe and navigable during winter weather, with the City updating on their progress and efforts. Traffic safety remains a priority.

The Lights at Interlochen in Arlington, Texas, celebrates its 50th year with holiday displays running from December 13 to Christmas Day, attracting over 100,000 visitors.

The LDWF has announced the opening of the 2025-2026 public oyster harvest season on Calcasieu Lake, indicating a healthy oyster population for harvesters.

Englewood Recreation offers a special Year End Sale: buy a 25-visit pass and get 5 extra visits for free, valid at both Englewood and Malley Recreation Centers until December 31. Terms apply, and further details can be obtained from their website.

Tulsa Parks introduces a range of winter activities, including day camps, toy drives, nature walks, crafting sessions, and a pickleball tournament, with registration available online.

Jacksonville celebrates with its 6th Annual Mandarin Community Christmas Tree Lighting on December 5th, offering festive attractions and encouraging donations for the local food bank.

The Texas Tech University System ordered a new sign-off process for course material on race, gender and sexual orientation; unapproved content can be removed and faculty could face discipline. The change affects the system’s five campuses as instructors prepare for spring.

Snow, sleet, and rain prompted school delays and closures in the Baltimore area, affecting multiple educational institutions and county government offices.