James "Jim" Bishop, creator of the hand-built stone Bishop Castle, has died at age 80. His life work, known for its impressive dragon, attracted visitors to San Isabel National Forest for nearly 60 years.

Minnetonka is considering a new, cheaper organics recycling service provided by Republic Services, with a proposed $3.10 monthly rate and weekly curbside pickup, seeking residents' feedback before deciding.

The Toyota Mobility Foundation named ten semi-finalists for the Sustainable Cities Challenge in Detroit, focusing on clean freight solutions in Eastern Market.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel warns of a rise in utility scams and advises consumers to be wary of imposters threatening to shut off services for immediate payment.

Tickets for the ASU vs. BYU game have soared due to Big 12 Championship prospects, with prices ranging from $265 to $1000, indicating high demand and excitement among fans.

The Oklahoma City Parks & Recreation department is hosting its "Turkey Shoot" event, where participants can win a turkey by competing in free throw basketball or cornhole contests at local centers.

George Washington University Hospital commemorated its 13th Trauma Survivors Day, honoring six individuals, including Brandon Davis, who recovered from severe injuries.

Fort Worth's City Council has approved a rezoning for new affordable housing and office space along North University Drive, bringing enhanced walkability and community-focused amenities.

Dunwoody announces the return of its annual Holiday Lights event featuring an Arctic Safari theme, free treats on December 1, and two special letter campaigns.

The Raleigh Youth Council hosts a holiday event with crafts, music, and a toy drive at Abbotts Creek Center on December 7, for children to enjoy and give back.

The schedule for curbside collection and facility operations during Thanksgiving by the Department of Public Works has been released, with special instructions for Pasadena residents affected by a labor dispute.

The Five Points Center for Active Adults offers a Kimekomi tree crafting workshop on Dec. 4, teaching participants to create fabric-covered, ornamented trees.

The Athens-Clarke County Municipal Court is set to hold sessions on November 20 and 21 at the usual location, 325 East Washington Street, according to a municipal notice.