St. Charles Fire Department honored Captain Tommy Schmelzle for his 20 years of service in fire and EMS, highlighting his career history, educational background, and current responsibilities.

The City of Yukon, Oklahoma, announced holiday schedule changes, including early closures, adjusted trash pickup, and facility hiatuses for the New Year.

The California DMV says about 325,000 Real ID holders must update records after a legacy software error. Reissues will be expedited and fees waived.

The Missouri Attorney General's Office summarized its 2025 achievements, which included litigation successes, investigations, settlements, and consumer protection efforts.

Mary Sheffield became the first female mayor of Detroit in a private ceremony, her inauguration to be celebrated publicly on January 9. She has visited first responders and aims to focus on affordable housing and neighborhood development.

The New Berlin Police Department reminisced about ARES, a talking police robot from 1984, highlighting the advances in law enforcement technology since then.

Julie Bartley has been named the new branch manager of Bartram Trail Branch Library with a focus on staff oversight, operations, and program expansion.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria and officials announce the implementation of AB 379, targeting sex trafficking by prosecuting buyers and recognizing exploited individuals as victims.

Durham, NC announced reduced service hours due to office closures, maintaining emergency services and altering waste collection and public transit schedules.

The Polk County Board will have an agenda review on Jan. 2, discussing items like the Community Resource Centers and the county's 165th birthday before the Board Meeting on Jan. 6.

Mayor Michelle Wu initiated the construction of a community center in Boston's North End, featuring a gym, fitness areas, and pool spaces, with LEED Silver standards and a budget of $50-60 million.

Oklahoma Rep. Woolley introduced a resolution for public oversight of state higher education funding, potentially allowing voters to freeze or suspend appropriations.

Montgomery is accepting applications for its Service and Engagement Grant program, offering up to $2,500 for community projects with a March 1st deadline.