Janesville launched 'Noodles for Neighbors', a food drive collecting pasta for those facing food insecurity, with donations being accepted at various locations until November 28.

Tampa's Small Business Navigator celebrates its 2nd anniversary, having assisted nearly 850 businesses, including That's Wat'Sub shop's post-hurricane recovery.

Michigan's DNR has opened Tree City USA applications to recognize urban forestry achievements. Communities and institutions can apply digitally until Dec. 31, with a set of requirements to fulfill.

The TCS New York City Marathon will see 50,000 runners and 1 million spectators across five boroughs, with heightened NYPD security and no threats reported.

Green Cove Springs City Manager Steve Kennedy is retiring after 48 years, with a celebration planned for November 10.

The CMPD honored first responders on National First Responders Day, highlighting their courage and collaboration, especially during the 2025 Active Violence Training.

Detroit Fire Department offers a distinctive hands-on Fire Investigation Course, providing practical experience in fire analysis and investigative techniques, with collaboration from various agencies and involvement of arson K-9 units.

The Georgia Senate Committee on Urban Affairs plans a second meeting to discuss HOA regulations, including homeowner protections and association requirements.

Janesville Water Utility offers winter tips to avoid frozen pipes, including disconnecting hoses, insulating pipes, keeping basements warm, and letting water trickle from faucets.

Litchfield Park announces an Adult Cornhole Tournament for teams of two, 18 years and older, scheduled for November 15, 2025, with registration available online or in-person.

The story of Cheese, a cat adopted by Alice Avery's family in Wake County due to her son's insistence, showcases a unique bond formed during potty-training bribery.

The City of Upper Arlington advises checking and changing smoke alarm batteries as Daylight Saving Time ends, emphasizing the importance of this safety measure.

Milton's "Carvin' in Crabapple" event attracted 1,500 for Halloween activities, including pumpkin carving, inflatable slides, food trucks, and a "Trunk or Treat" organized with Milton Police and Karate Atlanta.