Governor Hochul kicks off the annual holiday drive, aiming to assist individuals and families in need throughout New York State.

A road closure on Amsterdam Avenue NE in Atlanta for tree removal work affects traffic from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with detours and sidewalk closures in place.

The Oklahoma Community Health Workers Act, effective from November 1, advances public health through a bipartisan effort, establishing a voluntary certification program for community health workers.

Casa Grande, AZ residents are urged to vote on Proposition 496 for city park improvements and have until November 4 to register for the Electric Light Parade and until November 15 for youth basketball.

InFocus magazine honors Goodyear's sense of community and safety, acknowledges the work of first responders, essential service teams, and the contributions of volunteers and veterans.

Detroit launches an interactive map on its official website to help residents find over 85 local food pantries, with nearly 100 expected to be listed soon.

Wilson County Mayor's office has launched a food drive under the #WilsonCountyKind campaign, accepting canned and non-perishable food items until November 24, 2025, at the Wilson County Courthouse.

Janesville spotlights Rotary Botanical Gardens on TV show 'Park Place Views' with Director Michelle Ryan discussing the Holiday Light Show. Broadcast on Channel 994 and available on JATV's YouTube.

Surprise is hosting its 11th Annual Veterans Day Parade on November 11, followed by park festivities. Trash pickup will be delayed, city offices closed, and libraries will have modified hours.

The Frisco Community Development Corporation launches a digital gift card program to support local businesses, offering a 'Buy One, Get One' deal for gift card purchases in the Rail District.

Mesquite community counters federal shutdown impact with local aid and encourages donations to support those dependent on federal programs like SNAP and WIC.

Raleigh City Council approves $2.2 million for Forward Together, a recovery housing project with 17 affordable units for women and families near essential services.

Maryland's Department of Education data shows a rise in state school ratings, with significant improvements in Baltimore City. The report reflects academic achievements and progress, despite some areas not meeting math proficiency targets.