The Holidays are over, so what do you do with your live Christmas tree? Knoxville offers multiple locations for residents to recycle their trees.

Knox County's Tree-Cycling program will soon return as people prepare to get rid of their live Christmas trees. If you live in Knoxville city limits, you have a couple of options. The first is simply dumping your tree on the curb with the brush,

Knoxville was missing its traditional Christmas parade. When it finally returned to downtown, the community was ecstatic.

After the ornaments come down and the lights get packed away, L.A. residents face a familiar post-holiday question: what to do with that once-fragrant fir? In an area where fire safety is crucial, proper disposal matters more than ever.

The city also said the regular garbage and recycling collection schedule would be staggered by a day after Christmas, up until Dec. 30.

Now that Christmas is officially over many people will be looking to dispose of their Christmas tree. The City of Erie will be collecting live Christmas trees that families may be done with starting now through January 16.