Euless is celebrating the 15th anniversary of its Senior Center on December 5, with a free brunch for members, requiring registration and membership.

Euless encourages residents to recycle Christmas trees for mulching; trees are accepted at the Family Life Center until Jan 10, with a public mulching demo on Jan 10.

Jacksonville's JaxParks is hosting a series of free holiday events, including crafts and an Ugly Sweater Contest, across various locations for community celebration.

The Euless Family Life Senior Center is offering festive activities for seniors, including a zoo visit, Christmas potluck, and a New Year's Eve celebration. Registration and membership are required.

A fire in northwest Atlanta injured one man and displaced three residents; the cause remains unknown. Another fire in Hunter Hills hospitalized one person; details are scarce.

St. John the Baptist Parish Libraries are hosting holiday events with hot cocoa, crafts, and a Santa visit, starting December 1, 2025, at various branches.

Rancho Coastal Humane Society is offering reduced adoption fees for adult dogs and cats during a Dec. 1–15 Empty the Shelters event. The temporary price drop aims to speed placements ahead of the holidays.

Judge Kimberly A. Childs is appointed as the election judge for Cobb County's judicial elections; digital filings are accepted post 5 PM on election day.

Cookeville PD renews their "Adopt a Cop" initiative for community support during the 2025 holiday season, encouraging residents to symbolically adopt officers and K9 units.

A Honolulu patient’s denied claim highlights a wider pullback by insurers and federal payers. Advocates and lawmakers in Hawaiʻi are racing to protect access.

WalletHub ranks top U.S. cities for retirement considering affordability, activities, quality of life, and healthcare; Atlanta places sixth while Florida cities feature prominently due to climate and tax benefits.

Dallas police now have access to hundreds of license‑plate reading cameras after a new multi‑million dollar contract — the tech helps investigators but has privacy advocates on edge. Here’s what the city bought and why people are worried.

A county audit is probing recordkeeping and euthanasia procedures at San Diego’s Carlsbad and Bonita shelters after reporting raised concerns about rising dog euthanasias and training gaps.