Macomb County has addressed its chronic flooding issues with infrastructure improvements, including clearing a significant blockage in the sewage system.

The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train is coming to St. Louis Park on Dec. 12, with a concert featuring The Lone Bellow and Tiera Kennedy. It aims to raise awareness and support for food insecurity.

The NORD Commission's Holiday in the Park celebrates its 5th year with lights and festivities at Joe W. Brown Memorial Park in New Orleans, running until January 2, 2025.

Baltimore County's Executive has ordered new developments receiving County financial support to include affordable housing units, aiming to address the housing affordability crisis.

Olympian Lauren Scruggs met with Boston Police Department's H.O.P.E Taekwondo Program at the Harvard Club to inspire young athletes with her story and successes.

Comedian Nate Bargatze announces his 2025 Big Dumb Eyes World Tour, including dates in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, with tickets going on sale in December.

Houstonians are supporting Pancho Claus, Richard Reyes, during his recovery from surgery, by collecting toys and donations to continue his tradition of giving during the holidays.

The article discusses the presence of 672,000 undocumented immigrants in New York State and the tensions around some being considered 'criminal', reflecting the complex immigration issues in NYC.

The 10th Annual U.G.L.Y. Sweater Dash in St. Louis Park offers a festive 5k run this Sunday, featuring prizes, a post-race celebration, and a community spirit.

Maple Grove, MN holds an annual candlelight memorial on December 6 at the Angel of Hope statue, where residents can honor lost loved ones with candles and flowers.

Brooklyn Park's Recycling Week starts December 2, with residents reminded to have carts ready by 6:30 a.m. The city advises against bagging recyclables and promotes their app for sorting help.

Austin's drinking water shows negligible PFAS levels after a year-long safety study, complying with an EPA directive, with most tests showing undetectable amounts.

The City of Redmond announces its Redmond Lights event, which will start Dec. 7 and run until Jan. 6, 2025. The event will feature light displays, art, and live performances.