Racist flyers with "KKK" markings found in Baltimore's Federal Hill neighborhood sparked concern and conversation about racism in the community. Local councilmember and residents denounce the hate messages.

The Medford Fire Department hosted HazMat training to enhance regional response capabilities for hazardous situations, involving local emergency crews.

Mary Stevens retires from South King Fire after 18 years, with an organization's social media post honoring her HR contributions and personal connections made during her tenure.

MGM Resorts provided meals and supplies to TSA workers at Harry Reid International Airport during a government shutdown, emphasizing community support during a tough economic period for federal employees.

Placer County Health and Human Services promotes holiday charitable activities, including a stuffed toy drive and collecting gifts for foster children. The community can donate at various events, benefiting kids and animals in need.

Las Vegas invites local businesses to join the 2026 Corporate Challenge, offering team-building and branding opportunities through a variety of athletic and strategic events. Early registration comes with a discount until January 14, 2026.

Sacramento buildings were lit teal for Alzheimer's awareness, highlighting the prevalence of the disease with 7 million affected in the U.S. The move calls for increased research, early detection, and participation in clinical trials.

Hawaiʻi launches the Kōkua Food Drive in response to the federal shutdown affecting SNAP benefits, collecting food and money at public libraries to help families facing food scarcity.

A church in Broomfield was vandalized with hateful symbols; the city council released a statement expressing disappointment and advocating unity and love over hate.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers free park admission to veterans and active military on Veterans Day, with proof of service required for access. Regular fees for camping, hunting, and fishing still apply. Other perks are available year-round.

The 48th Annual Governor’s Awards ceremony in Hawai‘i honored state employees for their service, with Marly Jane Nakamura, Kathryn Tipton, and the Med-Quest team receiving top accolades.

The Malley Giving Tree program aids seniors during the holidays by allowing people to fulfill a local senior's specific request by selecting an ornament and returning wrapped gifts by December 5.

West Allis conducts a Food Drive, collecting non-perishable food and money until year-end to support local food pantries and residents facing food insecurity.