Denver Police warn of 'porch pirates' stealing packages, advising residents to track deliveries, require signatures, redirect to secure locations, and use self-service lockers to prevent theft.

Marietta's tap water has an unusual taste due to high levels of Methyl-Isoborneol (MIB), which is natural and not harmful. The water remains safe to drink.

Michigan Auto Law's analysis reveals that Van Dyke Ave with 11 Mile Rd and 18-and-a-half Mile Rd are among the most dangerous intersections in Michigan, based on crash data.

Families and teachers at James Denman say SFUSD pledged Algebra 1 for all eighth graders by 2026‑27, but many schools still offer only online or summer options.

Hamilton County has opened new inclusive playgrounds at Prather Park and Potter’s Bridge Park, equipped with modern, ADA-compliant structures to accommodate children of varying abilities.

Harris Teeter is opening a new store in Kannapolis in summer 2027, part of the Market at Millstone development, which includes housing and job opportunities, near where the brand originated.

Former Howard County Executive Dr. Edward Cochran has died at 96. He was celebrated for his contributions to chemistry, education, and public service.

North Las Vegas warns of fake emails from scammers claiming to be the City's Planning Division, requesting wire payments for non-existent permit fees.

Fort Worth has revised its irrigation ordinance to enforce water usage rules more strictly, imposing fines and the potential for water service lock-offs for repeat offenders.

The Senate Study Committee on Recovery Residences in Georgia is holding its final meeting soon, open to the public and live-streamed, to finalize a report on recovery housing.

Arizona Snowbowl is preparing for its opening with new snowfall and resort upgrades, including improved snow-making systems and trail refinement, as it anticipates more natural snow and a busy season ahead.

Memphis celebrates Global Entrepreneurship Week with events aimed at supporting local entrepreneurs, featuring seminars and networking opportunities, as announced by Mayor Young.

MCSO to host a poinsettia sale supporting its LIFE program, offering holiday plants while providing inmate rehabilitation through horticulture. Sales begin Nov. 22, with ongoing weekday availability at the Jail Farm. Proceeds benefit the program.