The Blaine Police Department urges community members to donate to their Winter Coat Drive for those in need, in partnership with the Salvation Army, according to their Facebook post.

A new exhibit in Tampa, "Rising Voices: Creative Works by Hillsborough County Youth," showcases student art, starting with photography from Blake High School students who participated in Riverfest.

Salesforce plans a $15 million investment in Georgia, expecting to create over 250 jobs by 2028 and expand its presence in the state, bolstering the economy and workforce.

Nashville police Commander Scott Byrd passed away following a heart attack. His funeral service is on Friday at Cornerstone Church, with preceding visitations. Byrd served for 25 years and led critical units.

The Lighthouse Children's Advocacy Center in Gastonia is running its 'Hope for the Holidays' event, with a $50,000 pledge from a donor and community-driven support.

Upper Arlington's 2026 Community Relations Innovation Small Grant Program offers $1,000-$5,000 for local projects enhancing community inclusivity. Applications close December 12.

Metro Nashville requests public feedback on its stormwater runoff management and MS4 practices as required by TDEC. The city's annual report detailing adherence to regulatory standards is available for review.

The Orange County School Board is concerned that the 'Schools of Hope' charter expansion could strain public school resources by using classrooms without paying for upkeep.

Baltimore County teachers demanded the school board address problems with the new Oracle payroll system, which caused missed paychecks and incorrect deductions.

Suzanne Howard is named Special Guest for Concord's 97th Christmas Parade, marking her decades of involvement. She will not co-host this year but will ride in the parade.

Montgomery County's ABS and UFCW Local 1994 MCGEO support the "Labor of Love" campaign to raise money for March of Dimes' maternal and newborn health initiatives.

Lawrence prepares for Winterfest, featuring an ice rink, tree lighting, parade, and vendors, starting November 29 at the Civic Plaza with activities running through January 4 on weekends.

Minneapolis law mandates that rental properties maintain a minimum indoor temperature of 68°F during winter. Tenants can report heating issues to landlords or city services. The city also monitors SNAP benefits amid a government shutdown.