Gwinnett County's Veterans Day ceremony moves indoors due to cold weather; includes speeches from officials, with resources for veterans offered post-event.

Collierville held a Veterans Day tribute with music and speeches, featuring Navy Chaplain Tim Foster, to honor military service and show gratitude to veterans.

Girl Scouts in Oak Park cut short a food drive after leaders said they encountered masked ICE agents in the neighborhood, leaving volunteers shaken and donations postponed.

Las Cruces Regional Aquatic Center will close for annual maintenance from November 16-23, 2025; alternative swimming is available at Las Cruces Natatorium.

Tenants at 1136 Union Mall have won court stays and a contempt finding against the owner, but the downtown building still lacks reliable power and working elevators.

Austin residents are given seven key recycling tips, including proper sorting, avoiding plastic bags, and choosing durable alternatives to reduce waste everyday.

Douglas County deputies report increased instances of drivers not yielding to emergency vehicles, which hampers response times and safety. They urge adherence to the law: pull to the right and stop for approaching emergency vehicles.

Saint Paul's City Council designated Hamm’s Brewery Complex as a Heritage Preservation Site, facilitating potential redevelopment and celebrating its history.

The family of 4-year-old Ronan Kerr has sued the City of San Diego after a eucalyptus branch fell at Villa La Jolla Park on June 29, killing the child. The complaint names the city and contracted arborists and seeks damages.

Burnsville offers a free fire safety seminar to educate residents on prevention and emergency readiness, with engagement opportunities with the Risk Reduction team.

EPCC will close on November 11, 2025, for Veterans Day, suspending classes and services to honor military personnel. Online registration remains available. Classes resume on November 12.

El Paso Community College's Project HIGHER celebrates its 10th anniversary, having helped students with intellectual disabilities through education and employment support.

The LAPD has expressed concerns over a preliminary injunction affecting its ability to manage protests, prioritizing both public safety and press freedoms.