Westlake Ohio Police urge community support for the "Shop With A Cop" event, offering raffle tickets at $5 for a chance to win various prizes. Funds raised help children holiday shop with officers.

Deputy Jon Chang received a lifesaving award for rescuing a truck driver from a burning semi-truck on I-43. His prompt action prevented potential serious injuries or death.

The City of Johnson City has announced changes to service schedules during Thanksgiving, affecting government offices, trash pickups, transit, parks, and emergency contacts.

Officials from Carrboro, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, and Orange County criticized federal immigration enforcement in their communities, highlighting local efforts to support and inform affected residents.

Berkeley Law warned protesters they could be reported to the California State Bar ahead of a Federalist Society panel. About 50 people rallied outside the law school.

The 4th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony in Miami, hosted by Chairman Anthony Rodriguez, will take place on Nov. 20, featuring festivities, live entertainment, and Santa Claus.

Seattle completes upgrades at the East Pine Substation, enhancing power reliability and capacity for the Central District, First Hill, and Capitol Hill neighborhoods.

UC students protest against tuition hikes and reduced financial aid ahead of the Regents' vote, coinciding with a worker strike alleging unfair negotiations.

The Ogden Police highlighted Officer Medina's act of helping with groceries on a service call, exemplifying community-oriented policing on social media.

Downtown Monroe's "Christmas on Main" event returns on December 6, featuring festivities like a Christmas Bazaar, live music, and Santa Claus at the Dowd Center Theatre.

Federal and local law enforcement in Georgia busted a large meth operation disguised as jalapeño shipments, with various individuals pleading guilty to federal charges.

Natomas teachers will march to the district board meeting tonight to press for higher pay, fully funded health coverage and more classroom support.

The White Settlement Police Department invites kids to join their Christmas Card Contest, with selected designs becoming their official holiday greeting cards.