St. Louis police boost visibility for figure skating championships downtown

St. Louis police are increasing their visibility and response capabilities as a figure skating championship takes center stage downtown. Officials aim to keep both participants and spectators safe during the 7-day event.

St. Louis police boost visibility for figure skating championships downtown

Police blotter: Suspended driver

A recent police bulletin highlights a driver operating a vehicle despite a suspended license. With details restricted behind a paywall, the listing underscores how local authorities continue to emphasize traffic enforcement.

Police blotter: Suspended driver

AG’s latest gang target is motorcycle club police tie to deadly Clayton shooting

Georgia’s top gang prosecution unit clinched a critical courtroom victory against the Outcast Motorcycle Club’s southeast chapter. Tied to a deadly shooting in Clayton, this case underscores the Attorney General’s intensified crackdown on organized crime across the state.

After heavy rainfall, Guam EPA issues advisory for 43 beaches

Recent downpours across Guam prompted the Environmental Protection Agency to issue an advisory affecting 43 beaches island-wide. Officials are urging the public to stay cautious when visiting these coastal areas. The alert reflects concerns connected to the unusually heavy rainfall experienced this past week.

After heavy rainfall, Guam EPA issues advisory for 43 beaches

COMMENTARY: Raising gasoline tax back on table

With critical highways and bridges aging across the United States, political leaders are revisiting the notion of raising the gasoline tax. As the nation’s infrastructure shows signs of serious wear, supporters argue a higher fuel tax might be crucial for road and bridge repairs.

National Safety Council Statement on President Trump’s Executive Order to Expedite Cannabis Rescheduling

In response to President Trump’s Executive Order to expedite cannabis rescheduling, the National Safety Council (NSC) urges caution and comprehensive measures to prevent fatalities and injuries stemming from impairment. While the reclassification of cannabis as a less dangerous drug proceeds, the Council emphasizes that public safety remains a paramount concern.

National Safety Council Statement on President Trump’s Executive Order to Expedite Cannabis Rescheduling

Brawley City Council approves refuse services rate adjustment

Brawley’s City Council gathered on December 16, 2025, to honor dedicated City employees, address public safety concerns, and approve a crucial refuse services rate adjustment. Council members also discussed upcoming events and projects that aim to strengthen the community.

Brawley City Council approves refuse services rate adjustment

Despite new statewide standards, police chases still endanger Hoosiers

An 83-year-old Indiana resident was left severely injured after a fleeing driver slammed into his rideshare. This incident occurred despite recently introduced statewide police chase standards. The ongoing risk to Hoosiers highlights the need for continued scrutiny of these pursuits.

Despite new statewide standards, police chases still endanger Hoosiers

Incident reports: Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2026

Sheridan Fire-Rescue’s activities on Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2026, demonstrate the ongoing commitment of local first responders to community safety. While the full incident report remains subscription-based, its release reaffirms the department’s central role in emergency response.

Incident reports: Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2026

Multiple warming shelters available in Temple as temperatures drop near or below freezing

As temperatures in Temple, Texas, plummet near or below freezing, the City of Temple and The Salvation Army have teamed up to operate overnight warming shelters. These facilities are providing safe relief from potentially dangerous winter conditions.

Multiple warming shelters available in Temple as temperatures drop near or below freezing