Kannapolis City Manager Mike Legg announced his retirement after 30 years of service, effective April 30, 2026. He's credited with significant contributions, including downtown revitalization.

Jay Stein, known for transforming Universal Studios by introducing thrilling attractions, has passed away at 87, leaving a legacy of innovation in the theme park industry.

Oregon's Division of Financial Regulation aids residents with insurance concerns after storms, providing expertise on claims, policy details, and complaint processes.

Texas residents are urged to prevent pollution by raking leaves away from storm drains and not dumping them into gutters, as decaying plant matter can harm aquatic ecosystems.

Palm Beach County offers $2.3 million in ARPA-RF funds for housing rehab, capped at $100k per eligible homeowner with properties appraised under $434k. Income limits apply, and pre-application orientations are provided.

Ye met Rabbi Yoshiyahu Yosef Pinto in New York and apologized, blaming bipolar disorder and saying he felt “profound remorse.” The meeting, shared online by the rabbi, is a public attempt to rebuild trust after months of antisemitic outbursts.

Queen Creek is hosting a free Pancake Breakfast featuring IHOP pancakes, Starbucks coffee, and a variety of family activities at Horseshoe Park this Saturday.

The St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of its 2025 Citizens Academy, highlighting training and operations insights, including crime victim assistance and use-of-force demonstrations.

Dunwoody is opening a new boardwalk and revitalized wetlands at the Nature Center, enhancing access and educational opportunities while protecting the ecosystem.

The "Light the Park" event in Founders Park offers holiday lights, ice skating, and festive activities, with opportunities for food, entertainment, and writing letters to Santa.

The St. Johns County Public Library System is enhancing its Food for Fines program, allowing patrons to reduce fines by donating food or money for local causes.

Reno's Adaptive Program and AARP Nevada host the 'Walk and Roll with a Doc' event on November 12 at Teglia’s Paradise Park, promoting health and inclusivity with a new adaptive bike.

Maricopa County waives park fees on National Take a Hike Day, encouraging residents to explore over 615 miles of trails, with special programs and advice provided for a safe outdoor experience.