El Paso's Eastside Senior Center invites seniors to join its free weekly Writer's Club, where adults 55+ can share stories and connect with other writers on Fridays from 9-11 AM.

The City of Mansfield is hosting a free Shred Day on Jan. 3 for residents to securely dispose of their sensitive documents. Proof of residency is required.

Douglas County is refining agritourism zoning rules and invites locals to a workshop to discuss and offer feedback on January 8th. RSVPs and opinions via email are also welcome.

The SSCC's recent report highlights its efforts to address homelessness in Portland during the week of Dec 22-28, 2025, including shelter referrals, campsite assessments, cleanups, and data on ongoing challenges and services provided.

Coon Rapids city offices will close on New Year's Day, including the Recycling Center, and will reopen on January 2. Residents are advised to plan accordingly.

Salt Lake City Police Department integrates licensed social workers to support individuals in need, promoting a community-focused approach to public safety and social services since 2016.

Socorro, Texas residents will have access to AA meetings at Tropicana Homes communities, starting January 7th, offering support for alcohol dependence.

Judge Kevin Farmer dismissed racketeering charges against 61 "Stop Cop City" protesters due to a legal authority error by Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr. Carr plans to appeal the decision.

Parma's social media post advised using ride-sharing for the Pierogi Drop event to ease traffic and increase safety. Alternative parking options were provided, and the presence of police underscored safety efforts for the inaugural celebration.

A rabid coyote in Buford prompted warnings after attacks on humans and dogs, stressing the importance of rabies vaccination and caution around wildlife.

The Elyria Police Department reminds the community to follow local fireworks ordinance for New Year's Eve and underscores their commitment to noise sensitivity and law enforcement.

Upper Arlington reflects on 2025 achievements such as the opening of the Bob Crane Community Center and city employees' efforts, while anticipating future developments in 2026.

A grenade was found at a Miami-Dade storage facility and another by a highway; both were inert and posed no danger. Areas were evacuated and traffic delayed but resumed after the all-clear.