EPCC won multiple Medallion Awards at the NCMPR Region 4 ceremony, recognizing their marketing efforts in photography, print, and video, including works by Rudy Gutierrez and Colleen S. McCrary.

The Honolulu DPP has announced a system update for HNL Build on Friday, affecting in-progress permit applications. Submitted applications won't be impacted.

Coconino County prepares for food insecurity due to a federal government shutdown affecting over 8,000 households' SNAP benefits. A community food drive is launched, while Governor Hobbs allocates $1.8 million in aid.

Tim Moore has been appointed as Chief of the Bureau of Internal Affairs at the Chicago Police Department, as announced by Superintendent Larry Snelling.

The Goodyear Fire Department emphasizes the importance of safely buying, charging, and recycling lithium-ion batteries to prevent potential overheating, fires, or explosions.

Thurston County's Fix-It Fair on Nov 5 offers free repairs for various items, promoting sustainability and a circular economy. It's recognized by NACo for waste reduction efforts.

The Hispanic Latino Commission of Michigan celebrated its 50th anniversary, honoring 51 Latino Legacy Leaders and awarding 20 students with scholarships. The event highlighted Latinx contributions and featured cultural performances.

Justin DeBerry won the 2025 Incubate Debate Fall Championship, prevailing over students from Florida, South Carolina, and Virginia, and was commended by Florida Rep. Dan Daley.

Zachary Tregoe was promoted to Firefighter Paramedic at St. Petersburg Fire Rescue after completing over 1,100 hours of training and passing the National Registry exam.

Charlotte County is seeking volunteers for advisory roles in various service units, with positions to be filled immediately and terms lasting until 2028. Specific experience and locality requirements apply.

An anonymous donor gave a gold tooth to the Salvation Army in Quartzsite, Arizona, valued at about $100, marking a rare and creative form of donation to the charitable organization.

Grove City plans holiday activities like a Christmas Lights Tour, Nutcracker Hunt, and a "Wildlife Wonderland" at Gantz Park, offering festive experiences for the community.

California nurses, including those in San Ramon, striked against Tenet Healthcare seeking better staffing and patient care conditions, despite protracted negotiations since February.