The San Francisco Fed's research suggests that the U.S. labor market still exerts inflationary pressure, contributing up to 0.4 percentage points to inflation as of September 2024.

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners supported various causes, donated to Make-A-Wish Georgia, promoted veteran benefits awareness, and recognized cultural heritage months, while acknowledging local professionals and milestones.

EMU collaborates with local groups for a "Thankful For You" Drive-Thru event to provide holiday meals to those in need, marking its 175th anniversary.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking service providers for outdoor preschool programs in six city parks to enhance early childhood education and connect with nature.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners focuses on child welfare, infrastructure, security, and relaxed alcohol advertisement laws, reflecting their commitment to improving services and quality of life.

The Premier Auto Auction at the Charlotte Harbor Event & Conference Center from Dec. 2-11 will close the exterior grounds to public access, but nearby sidewalks will remain open.

Nurses at UI Health returned to work after a four-day strike, having reached a tentative agreement that promises improved safety measures, wage increases, and a role in staffing decisions.

Washington County and Beaverton opened a new shelter to aid the homeless, providing beds, meals, and transition support toward stable housing. It is part of a larger effort to increase regional shelter capacity.

Edgewater residents gathered at a town hall to discuss flooding concerns in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, with attendees sharing personal stories and city officials outlining remedial plans.

Hillsboro voters advised against water fluoridation in the 2024 advisory vote, with 58% against and 42% in favor. The city remains divided on the issue, which has been debated since the 1950s.

Surprise, Arizona, has passed an ordinance to restrict urban camping and enforce public cleanliness, aiming to ensure law and order while connecting the homeless with services.

Southwest Gas agrees to improve safety by replacing nearly 1,000 miles of piping after a gas leak explosion in Chandler, Arizona, which injured four people.

Laura A. Madrid became the first Latina immigrant to own a radio station in Arizona, preserving the future of the Spanish-language broadcaster, La Onda.