Dearborn will honor U.S. Air Force veteran Janet Montoya as its 2025 Veteran of the Year on November 11 for her distinguished service and ongoing advocacy for fellow veterans.

Round Rock's population reaches 141,964, as reported on its official website, reflecting the city's growth and its planning department's ongoing tracking of new housing developments.

Brooklyn Park announces its 14th Annual Business Forward Forum, aimed at fostering economic growth and networking among local businesses and community leaders.

Seattle voters approved the FEPP levy, investing $1.3 billion in education, including affordable childcare, mental health services, free college tuition, and vocational training.

The Plymouth Artisan Market will take place on November 22, offering local handmade goods at the Plymouth Community Center. The event is free to the public.

Bellevue is allocating $235,000 to local efforts to counteract food insecurity exacerbated by federal funding cuts, benefiting thousands of households and students.

Chandler city services adjust for Veterans Day; trash collection continues, but government offices, some recreation, and cultural centers close. Tumbleweed Recreation Center and Chandler Tennis Center have special hours.

Jacksonville's government website recognizes National Family Caregivers Month, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and supporting family caregivers' well-being and self-care.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office alerts residents to a scheduled explosives training session on November 10th, from 2-4 pm near the Training Center.

Minnesota's social services are facing several policy updates, including an overhaul of the MnCHOICES Assessment Summary Worksheet and changes to remote reassessment policies for disability waivers.

The "Won't You Be Our Neighbor" podcast features Darren, Steve, and councilman Jim Lynch discussing Upper Arlington community topics, local expressions, and Lynch's public service.

Dakota County adopts a new solid waste management plan, aiming to reduce landfill use and increase recycling in line with state goals and public input.

Baltimore's Deputy Mayor Anthony "Tony" Barksdale, noted for his dedication to public safety, has died; Mayor Brandon Scott praised his contributions and lasting impact.