Plaquemines Parish updates residents with a new photo on Facebook, sharing current info and seasonal advisories.

Wentzville launched a waste management initiative, offering videos and guidance on recycling and disposal, and support for residents via their website, email, and phone.

Broomfield urges residents to prepare for winter weather by identifying frostbite and hypothermia risks, installing carbon monoxide detectors, and learning about home and vehicle safety.

St. Johns County is hosting a free collection event for residents to dispose of hazardous waste and old electronics to promote environmental stewardship.

Chesterfield announced an Open House to discuss I-64 improvements, inviting citizens to participate and learn about the project's details and implications.

Tulsa prepares for winter weather with brine treatments on roads and has resources like 66 trucks and abundant salt to clear major routes and expressways. Shelters are available for those in need.

Canton, Ohio opens a winter warming shelter at St. Paul AME Church to help the homeless during cold weather, with free food, water, and bus transit provided.

A couple's dog, Dolly, was safely returned after their car was stolen with the pet inside while picking up pizza in Norwood. Community help was instrumental in finding Dolly.

Euless, Texas invites families to "Swim with Santa" at Natatorium on Dec 12, 2025, featuring games, photos with Santa, cookie decorating, and festive treats. Registration is $10; accessibility needs are accommodated with advance notice.

The Cleveland County Health Department advises new parents on social media to spend holidays with supportive people and highlights resources like the Maternal Mental Health Hotline for stress relief.

Evendale Emergency Services celebrates a successful Toys for Tots drive and reminds community members to donate toys by December 2, with drop-off points at the Fire Station and Recreation Center.

Arlington activates its Homeless Emergency Weather Shelter Plan due to cold, with shelters at The Salvation Army and warming centers in libraries. Pets are also accommodated, and volunteers are welcomed.

Durham invites artists to create public art for the new Merrick-Moore Park Aquatics Center, highlighting community and play themes. Application details are on the city’s social media.