Arapahoe County's Public Health WIC program promotes resources to combat hunger during the holiday season, sharing information on local food pantries and events like the drive-through Fresh Thanks Food Distribution.

Residents in Floresville, Texas, continue to deal with brown water issues, with concerns over E. coli and chlorine levels, despite CSWR's assurances of safety and compliance with standards.

The Maricopa Citizen Leadership Academy celebrated its 24th class graduation, educating residents on local governance and encouraging civic involvement.

Kingsport city offices will close on November 28-29 for Thanksgiving, affecting garbage collection, which will resume the following day, and the landfill will reopen on November 30.

St. James Parish experiences a significant natural gas outage, affecting South Vacherie. Residents urged to report gas odors and await restoration efforts.

Boulder maintains a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign's LGBTQ+ inclusivity index for the fifth year, signaling its ongoing commitment to equality and safety for the LGBTQ+ community.

Colorado Springs leaders convened a Public Safety Summit to address a surge in juvenile crime, discussing strategies to tackle issues such as violence and property offenses by minors.

Cedar Hill Police and Fire Departments have launched 'ELF and Friends,' a community initiative to provide gifts for over 200 needy children during Christmas, seeking public contributions through a tag-picking system at designated tree locations.

DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond's final food distribution event is set for Saturday, concluding an effort that began in May 2020 and has delivered over 170,000 food boxes.

K-9 Riggs of the Illinois State Police Passed away due to a cardiac event at age 10, after a career contributing to significant drug and firearm seizures.

Downtown Raleigh prepares for their 80th annual Christmas Parade, with new safety measures and road closures, bringing back vehicles and floats for the event.

A partnership in Colorado is expanding local housing solutions for families in need, with Douglas County's GOALS program set to grow thanks to a $1 million federal grant.

Tombstone is currently seeking a new member for its Historic Preservation Commission. Interested individuals can apply in-person or via email as detailed on the city's website.