Reno's administrative offices close for Thanksgiving and Family Day, but invite the public to their Christmas Tree Lighting on Nov. 28. Recreation facilities will also be closed, with emergency services remaining available.

Minneapolis officials commemorated Trans Day of Remembrance, highlighting violence against trans women of color and promising policy reforms for inclusivity and safety.

Sacramento's latest report details the city's response to homelessness, including 544 calls, 2,096 cases opened, 2,466 cases closed, waste removal, and housing efforts, highlighting the need for more shelter space.

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office concluded its first Cops 4 Kids Coloring Contest, celebrating with Root Beer Float Parties and awarding prizes to winners in various school levels.

Keller Public Safety's "Operation Gift Guardians" program is returning to protect holiday packages from theft by offering residents a secure delivery location at the Keller Police Station.

After an Oct. 21 ICE sweep, a 12‑year‑old in Chicago is living with relatives while legal‑aid groups scramble to arrange guardianship and track detained parents.

Keller city hosted a free "Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events" training session for residents to learn survival strategies in active shooter scenarios.

Wright County offers free recycling for old Christmas lights to promote sustainability and reduce environmental impact, with drop-off locations at the county government center and a temporary site in Maple Lake.

A Sacramento family is raising money to buy DoorDash gift cards so families with children in the hospital can get a Thanksgiving meal and one less worry.

The Euless PD enjoyed and shared moments from the "Holiday at the Park" event with the community, highlighting the joyful atmosphere and the Parks & Rec team's efforts.

Two men face federal charges for alleged involvement in a large fentanyl trafficking operation after a Forest Park raid netting 21kg of fentanyl and $380,000.

The Irving Police Department raised funds through 'Penny Drives' for local and state Special Olympics athletes, highlighting community support and engagement.

Oklahoma City announces the "Better Broadway" streetscape project completion in Automobile Alley, inviting residents to a ribbon-cutting on Nov. 25, aiming to improve walkability, safety, and area accessibility.