The Washington State Patrol honored late Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting on social media, thanking the community for its support after her death on December 19, 2025.

Douglas County is increasing DUI patrols for the holidays, with the Sheriff's Office and District Attorney's Office emphasizing a no-tolerance policy and strict consequences for impaired driving.

The Choctaw Police Department Honor Guard presented colors at an OKC Thunder vs. 76ers game, expressing thanks on social media and inviting community support.

Alhambra City Hall will close for New Year's, and garbage collection will be delayed by a day. Overnight parking enforcement will also pause starting December 24, 2025.

El Paso reflects on a year of cultural growth and community in 2025, expressing gratitude for its residents' contributions to the city's vibrancy and unity.

The 2025 Blaine Winter Coat Drive saw a significant increase in donations, with the Mounds View Police Department collecting nearly 1,000 coats for the Salvation Army, thanks to community efforts and support from celebrities like Justin Morneau.

The Krewe of Kuties parade in Gretna, Louisiana, showcases children's Mardi Gras spirit with no registration required, encouraging kids to decorate bikes and wagons for the 9th annual event.

New state estimates put Austin ahead of Fort Worth with a Jan. 1, 2025 population of 1,054,007, reversing last year’s ranking.

A lost dog found near Pleasant View Rd., Chanhassen is being cared for by 4 Paws in Shakopee; Carver County Sheriff's Office asks the owner to contact them.

In Los Angeles County, over 6,000 people were trained in life-saving skills through a Public Health Department program in preparation for major upcoming events.

Post-holiday, Valley thrift stores see a surge in donations, providing shoppers with opportunities for good finds amid a growing secondhand retail market.

Ebonyi Lawson, a 31-year-old woman from South Fulton, was found safe after going missing and calling 911 for help. Details on the incident remain unclear.

The Milwaukee Police Department invites individuals to apply as new recruits, highlighting opportunities for community impact and the importance of energy, empathy, and dedication in law enforcement.