El Paso Police officers visited Milam and Jose Damian Elementary Schools during Career Day, engaging with students about law enforcement roles, showcasing equipment, and fostering positive community relations.

Registration for Champlin's 2026 Frostbite 500 Trout Ice Fishing Contest on February 7th is now open, with tickets available online for both residents and non-residents.

When owner Heather Leeson warned the Flying Saucer Pie Co. might close, neighbors flooded the counter and helped keep a decades-old Houston tradition alive.

Hickory city offices close on Nov. 27-28 for Thanksgiving, but Solid Waste services continue. Public libraries close early on Nov. 26 and reopen Nov. 29. Recreation centers have varied schedules, while parks remain open daily.

The Clayton Police Department responded to 782 calls, including thefts, disturbances, and vehicle crashes, and made several key arrests between November 3-16.

Baltimore's Mayor Scott is investigating mortgage fraud impacting homeowners. The probe targets out-of-state investors for potential Fair Housing Act violations.

Jefferson Parish's 39th Christmas in the Park features 10 million LED lights, festive displays, and character appearances, starting December 1, 2025, with tickets available online.

Michele Loudenback received the Towering Spirit Award from Keep Oklahoma Beautiful for her environmental work in Norman, OK.

The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music has announced its lineup of spring events for 2026, with ticket sales open and a range of performances including theatre, orchestral, and jazz.

TourismOhio has launched a 2025 Holiday Events Guide featuring 440 events, with five in each Ohio county, to celebrate the festive season with lights, choirs, and community gatherings.

Cecily Evans hired as Barrow County's new Animal Control Director, aiming to enhance animal welfare and safety.

Upper Arlington Fire Station 72 welcomed a new fire truck and inducted three new firefighter/paramedics, celebrated with a traditional push-in ceremony.

University of Cincinnati and Siemens' long-standing partnership enhances engineering education through co-ops, research, and advanced software, benefiting students and aligning skills with industry needs.