Plymouth initiated a free holiday lights recycling program to reduce waste and protect recycling plant equipment. Residents can drop off lights at the city's site but not pre-lit trees or decorations.

A study found Long Island's Sands Point as New York's most expensive area, with essentials costing over $17,400 monthly, surpassing Westchester's affluent suburbs.

North and Central Georgia face an elevated wildfire threat due to dry conditions, warm temperatures, and low humidity. Multiple brush fires have occurred, with firefighters urging residents to avoid outdoor burning.

Charlotte County Economic Development Office is hosting a free networking event for entrepreneurs on December 9, 2025, in Port Charlotte, to foster local business connections.

Alpharetta's North Point Mall is set for redevelopment after the City Council approved a tax allocation district to finance new housing, commercial space, and possibly a hockey arena.

Sgt. David Sorensen was honored for his role in enhancing Utah County's school security through the School Guardian Program.

Sheriff Hardwick's badge from St. Johns County is now part of an exhibit at The Old Jail in St. Augustine, showcasing the history of law enforcement leadership.

Westerville announces Thanksgiving week changes to city office and Community Center hours, offices closed Nov. 27-28, Center closed Nov. 27 with modified hours Nov. 26 & 28.

Miami-Dade County is advancing infrastructure with upgrades to Pump Station 848, led by Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and supported by county officials, as part of a Capital Improvement Program.

Wake Forest's annual Holiday Donation Drive is underway, seeking to beat last year's $7,000 for local needs. Donations can be made online or mailed with a "WF Cares" memo until December 31.

The Rocklin Police Department received a $70,000 grant from the California OTS for traffic safety programs focused on reducing road injuries and deaths.

West Palm Beach continues its 34th Annual Pleasant City Share-A-Supper on November 25th, providing Thanksgiving dinners for 400 people, with the meals being made possible through city and local business collaboration.

St. Johns County is hosting a free collection event for residents to dispose of household hazardous waste and outdated electronics on December 6 at the County Fairgrounds.