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.

Missouri State Parks partners with the University of Missouri to survey visitors on the economic and social impacts of parks and historic sites to improve experiences and benefit local communities.

The Weber County Sheriff's Office collaborates with the Ogden-Weber Community Action Partnership to support needy children with a Giving Tree in their lobby for holiday gift donations.

Grand Prairie's animal shelter launches "Fill Their Stockings Campaign," inviting the community to donate toys and treats for animals awaiting adoption.

West Allis has modified the garbage and recycling pick-up schedule for Thanksgiving week, with potential shifts Nov 25-28, and city facility closures on Nov 27-28.

Clarksville announces a holiday event on November 22 at McGregor Park, featuring a market, light display, and drone show. Mayor Pitts will light up displays at 6 p.m.

Austin tenants at Parkside Apartments say raw sewage, bed bugs and crumbling ceilings have gone unrepaired; the city has sued the owner and a hearing is set for Dec. 4.

The Town of Davie announces its Lighting of the Greens Festival on December 6, 2025, featuring a variety of holiday activities and a toy drive for local children.

The Milton Equestrian Committee will discuss allowing an 8-foot fence for large Clydesdales, exceeding the 5-foot city code limit. Other agenda items include Birmingham Park clean-up day and operational matters.

Coconino County Sheriff's Cpl. Waibel and K9 Dex won top honors at the 2025 Desert Dog K9 Trials, including the Overall Top Dog Award, among several high placements.

Grow Good Hawaii will distribute about 2,000 fruit and native trees to Waimānalo and Waiʻanae residents under a $5M USDA grant, pairing irrigation and monitoring to boost survival.

Volunteers outside the Dallas ICE field office say routine check‑ins are ending in detention more often, leaving families searching and organizers running daily support shifts.