Doña Ana County administrative offices will close on November 28-29 for Thanksgiving, with emergency services continuing without interruption. Normal operations resume December 2.

Boulder officials offer safety tips for the holidays, including parking in well-lit areas, keeping valuables out of sight, securing homes when traveling, and being cautious of package theft. They also advise against drinking and driving.

Clearwater Beach's Pier 60 Sugar Sand Festival for 2025 announces "DinoShores: A Prehistoric Adventure in Sand!" as the theme, with sand sculptures, AR experiences, entertainment, and discounted tickets for select groups.

White Settlement Police Department announced a Christmas card design contest for children, including those with learning differences, with winners' work sent to police chiefs and local partners.

Charlotte County has announced holiday closures for government offices, facilities, and services around Thanksgiving on Nov. 28-29, affecting business hours and waste collection schedules.

The Colts are hosting a free watch party for their game against the Patriots at Midtown Plaza in Carmel with activities, cheerleaders, mascot Blue, and DJ entertainment.

The Maple Grove Police Department has initiated the Justin Morneau Winter Warmup coat drive, inviting donations of coats for those in need, with a collection box available 24/7 at its headquarters.

DeKalb County opens warming centers in response to cold weather, offering refuge and services like hot meals and case management, while also providing transport to sites from select locations.

The Hawaiʻi DLIR is holding a job and resource fair in Honolulu to connect people with public service careers and provide insight into various department programs.

Frisco introduces a new traffic signal at Custer and Gartner/Paradise Roads, set to become fully operational on November 21, following initial flashing mode.

UC healthcare workers initiated a strike in California citing unfair labor practices and poor working conditions, while the university denies bad-faith bargaining.

Bellevue is seeking volunteers for its Centers Communities of Color initiative to promote racial equity and enhance trust within the city's diverse communities. Applications are open until Dec. 10.

Surprise, Arizona, seeks residents to fill a vacancy on its Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission by November 29; the city encourages community engagement in leisure space development.