Milton City Hall hosted its annual City Volunteer Dinner with awards for dedicated volunteers, attended by prominent city and state officials, celebrating community service contributions.

Veterans like Kaitlyn Santora transition from military to public service, exemplifying their continued contribution to the community beyond their time in the armed forces.

Maricopa County officials launched Ascent on Broadway in South Phoenix, offering 161 affordable housing units, with amenities aimed at low-income families.

Pembroke Pines adjusted their Thanksgiving trash pickup schedule to start at 6 AM instead of 7 AM; the city suggests residents put out trash the night before.

League City has initiated its annual Community Toy Drive to support local children, in partnership with Interfaith Caring Ministries. Residents can donate new, unwrapped toys at several locations.

Dallas will bar vaping in the same places smoking is already banned, with a December 2025 effective date, fines up to $500 and a year to comply. What to expect and where to find help.

The C.A.R.E. Centers Foundation marks its 20th anniversary with an event featuring keynote speaker Attorney General Liz Murrill at The Croatian House.

Bellevue offers a free training program for volunteer naturalists to educate the public and maintain park ecosystems, with applications due by November 30th.

South Florida honored Veterans Day with ceremonies and parades, the Miami Beach parade noteworthy at 11:11 a.m., while various cities held local events and tributes, including a new mural in Dania Beach.

Sheriff Roybal honored Veterans Day and recognized the 95,000 veterans in El Paso County, emphasizing the office's gratitude for their service and sacrifice.

The Colorado State Patrol emphasizes the importance of preparing vehicles for winter, highlighting past crash data and recommending tire care, battery maintenance, fluid checks, and emergency kits.

A 100% disabled Navy veteran, Mark Orahoske, runs Park Avenue Muffin in Cuyahoga County, producing 28 million cakes since the 1990s and upholding high cleanliness standards.

Hawaiʻi County has delayed first reading of a plastic foodware ban until Nov. 19 as businesses and officials haggle over composting capacity, costs and exemptions.