Eric Adams faced a tumultuous mayorship in NYC, grappling with public safety, a migrant crisis, federal investigations, and media clashes while showing moments of levity.

The 31st Annual Prayer Breakfast in Memphis, hosted by Commissioner Mickell Lowery, will take place on January 1, 2026, honoring the event's founder, the late Myron Lowery.

U.S. District Judge P. Casey Pitts halted the policy of ICE arresting immigrants at courthouses, affecting Northern and Central California and extending to Hawaii, Guam, and Saipan.

The Tunica County Sheriff's Office will close its Administrative Offices on December 25 and 26 for Christmas but assures round-the-clock emergency services will continue.

Colorado Springs' city services have a modified schedule over the holidays, including closures on Christmas and New Year's, but some amenities like parks and cemeteries remain open.

Two University of Cincinnati startups, TapIn and Saturn Sports, received $200K from Ohio Third Frontier grants, reflecting the success of the university's entrepreneurial efforts, particularly the 1819 Innovation Hub's Venture Lab.

John L. Drake II has been appointed as Vancouver's new fire chief starting Dec. 29, after the city conducted a national search. He has 38 years of experience and comes from a significant role in Los Angeles.

The Fishers Fire Department announced over 700 safety inspections and the installation of 117 residential Knox Boxes in 2025 for enhanced emergency access.

Officers Goodman and Cosby from Upper Arlington Police joined "Operation Santa’s Sleigh," delivering cheer to children at Nationwide Children's Hospital as part of the Light Ohio Blue initiative.

An appeal challenges a Michigan court's decision not to count 37 absentee ballots in the Hamtramck mayoral race, which could affect the election outcome.

Salt Lake City Police Department used a Christmas post to express gratitude to their officers and partners for working through the holidays to keep the community safe.

UC Nursing Professor Suzie Newell was named Clinical Instructor of the Year by the AANA, honoring her notable career in obstetric anesthesia and contributions to healthcare.

Sgt. Chris Turbee of the St. Petersburg Police retired after over two decades of service including roles in Community Policing, Special Investigations, and as a K-9 Unit supervisor.