Euless Family Life Center offers a Winter Break Camp for kids 7-12, with various activities. It runs December 22-January 2, closed on holidays. Rates are $40/$50 per day with discounts for full session registration. Contact Holden Garner for details.

Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias hosted a pop-up comedy show in San Antonio, turning it into a food drive and collecting 16,000 pounds of food for the local food bank.

Amid a government shutdown, Arizona's SNAP recipients are left without benefits, and local volunteers and "grocery buddies" nationwide step in to provide food assistance.

A bench memorial for Sade Robinson, a victim of a brutal killing, was unveiled by her family in Warnimont Park, providing a space for reflection and honoring her memory.

City offices will close November 27–28 for Thanksgiving, with trash and recycling collection delayed by one day. Thursday pickup moves to Friday, and Friday pickup to Saturday.

Orleans Parish offers free parking for early voters near City Hall from Nov. 1-8, excluding Nov. 2, to encourage voter turnout by easing parking difficulties.

Small Business Saturday in Euless celebrates local commerce and community, with local officials urging residents to shop at homegrown establishments and providing accommodations for all.

A court ruled against the Trump administration's attempt to withhold federal funds from Seattle over its diversity policies, protecting the city's $396 million federal grant usage.

Tennessee's Wilson County Sheriff's Office is seeking a couple, Guzman and Martin, for a series of thefts and burglaries, drawing parallels to Bonnie and Clyde.

Officials have initiated a 12-week cleanup of a seven-acre illegal dump in Goshen Township, Clermont County, with collaborative efforts from state and local agencies.

Cleveland Heights is seeking community input for its Parks and Recreation Master Plan through a survey to guide the enhancement of local parks and recreational areas.

Dozens protested ICE raids and detention conditions in Pompano Beach, supporting immigrants like Yorlih Escobar-Murillo at the Broward Transitional Center.

Arizona school district faces criticism over teachers' "Problem Solved" T-shirts, initially thought to mock conservative commentator Charlie Kirk's death, which the district claims were math-related Halloween costumes.