Broken Tee Golf Course in Englewood honors military in November by offering free green fees on its par 3 course and a free bucket of balls for those with ID.

Chatham County is hosting its 7th annual Holiday in the Park on Dec 12 with activities like Santa photos and tree lighting. Vendor spaces for the Holiday Art Market are available.

San Antonio City Council updated the LIHTC policy to promote affordable housing, aligning with the city's housing plan and incentivizing deeper affordability, access to education, and community support.

Dead mice were found on a glue trap at a Dallas grocery during a recent inspection sweep that also flagged roaches and low scores across the city.

Richard Farias utilized the DoD SkillBridge program to transition from a naval officer to a role in the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, enhancing border security.

Columbus City Schools has initiated a meal distribution program to tackle food insecurity due to the suspension of SNAP benefits amid a government shutdown.

Tempe Fire Paramedic John Garza, who served the community for over 20 years, passed away from cancer. He is remembered for his dedication and kindness.

San Antonio Animal Care Services plans a special adoption event for military service members on Veterans Day, offering free pet adoptions for them and a reduced $25 fee for the general public, alongside extended holiday hours.

Ohio expands its Mobile Response and Stabilization Services to help youth in crisis statewide, offering quick access to mental and behavioral health assistance.

A boiler explosion at a Bronx NYCHA complex left over 3,000 residents without cooking gas for weeks. Investigations reveal a history of compliance failures within NYCHA's infrastructure.

Georgia saw a 6.9% increase in net tax revenues in October, reaching $2.71 billion, with a rise in individual income tax and sales tax collections, despite a dip in corporate tax revenues.

St. Augustine is enhancing its safety and crowd management for the annual Nights of Lights, with more safety presence, traffic adjustments, and additional portable toilets.

The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests will undergo controlled burns to manage wildfire risks. The operation, weather permitting, is planned from November 12-14 near Alpine, AZ.