Washington County Sheriff offers kids a ride in a squad car during a Christmas Parade to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters. Tickets for the raffle are $1, with proceeds going to the charity.

The Arizona Auditor General seeks firms for performance audits of three regulatory boards, with proposal deadlines set and awards to be announced in early 2026.

Confusion over SNAP benefits during a government shutdown led to uncertainty for recipients, with conflicting directives from the Trump administration and frustrations expressed by Arizona officials.

The Transport Workers Union filed a $1M lawsuit against NYCLASS, accusing them of a smear campaign against carriage horse drivers and alleging real estate motives behind their activism.

Fort Worth Police Department reports a 16.4% crime decrease in Q3 of 2025, noting fewer crimes against persons, property, and society, aided by various law enforcement strategies.

The City of Charlotte honors veteran Jeffery Ludwig, a former Army Paratrooper, now a Labor Crew Chief, highlighting his and other veterans' contributions to civil services post-military life.

Ogden City's Neville Cottage Christmas Village opens November 29, featuring a Light Parade and festive displays. The Nevilles prepare a themed cottage and distribute toy cars from Tiny Tim’s Foundation.

Fort Worth Park & Recreation is hosting Thanksgiving-themed events, including a drive-in movie, a luncheon, and Turkey Bingo across community centers.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office buildings will close for Veterans Day on November 11, 2025, but essential services like Patrol Division and Communications Center will continue.

The 8th Annual Turkey Trot in Memphis had its largest turnout yet, in memory of fallen officers Sgt. Smith and Officer Adams, with family participation and community performances.

The Fort Worth Fire Department is recruiting EMT trainees and paramedics, with applications open until November 30. Details are on their recruitment page.

The Town of Farragut announces its Countdown to Light the Park event on Nov. 24, featuring performances, games, and a visit from Santa, followed by nightly light displays until Jan. 1.

The Centralina Regional Council and City of Charlotte offer funding for nonprofits to promote solar energy to low-moderate income households. Applications for the Solarize Charlotte-Mecklenburg program are due November 21.