Howard County offers Drought Relief Grants up to $30,000 for local farmers impacted by extreme heat and drought, with applications managed by the HCEDA.

Cobb County's holiday season features inclusive events like special weekly meetups, the Tree Jubilee, holiday markets, and races, celebrating community spirit and generosity.

Miami officials demand the cleanup of graffiti on a downtown building before New Year's Eve, with no further deadline extensions allowed by the city's code enforcement board.

The Arlington library partners with USPS for a children's event to write letters to Santa, offering materials and promising delivery to the North Pole.

Wayne-Westland Community Schools' teachers, without a current contract, seek fair pay increases as contract negotiations continue with district officials and a mediator.

The Arlington Public Library is hosting Credit & Identity Awareness Workshops to educate residents on credit scores, reports, and identity theft prevention.

Legendary Chicago Bulls forward Bob Love passed away at 81 after battling cancer. Known as "Butterbean," he was a three-time NBA All-Star during his nine seasons with the Bulls and made a lasting impact on and off the court.

Boston Police Department officers from District C-11 visited St. John Paul Catholic Academy in Dorchester for storytime and play with students, aiming to strengthen community relations.

The annual Wintertide celebration in Everett begins with a free tree lighting event and includes over 40 activities, such as a Cookie Crawl and Holiday on the Bay.

Santa Claus will tour Carmel with local departments from Nov. 24 to Dec. 15, visiting various neighborhoods, schools, and senior living facilities without using sirens, only red lights.

Rapper Saafir from the Bay Area has died at 54. Former groupmate Xzibit announced his passing in Oakland, which followed health struggles including spinal cancer.

The article discusses the importance of World Toilet Day, highlights global sanitation issues, and mentions Clackamas County's work in treating wastewater.

A 17-year-old Eagle Scout candidate, Jake, is leading a project to honor Bloomington's K9 units with trees at Civic Plaza, seeking community funds for a bench and plaque.