FEMA seeks multifamily rental properties in Pinellas County to house people displaced by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, offering aid for necessary repairs through their MLR program.

Tesla is hiring Vehicle Operators in Texas to refine its Autopilot system, following scrutiny from the NHTSA which linked the feature to numerous crashes.

A storm debris disposal site in Pinellas County will close on Nov. 17, nudging unincorporated residents to seek alternative options or wait for county collection.

A judge has ruled for Oxford High shooting victims, allowing a potential $55 million settlement from the school's insurer, rather than a $5 million cap.

OHCS invests $5M in the YEHA program to combat youth homelessness in rural Oregon, partnering with five local organizations for housing and supportive services.

City of Tombstone offices will close early at 12 PM on Nov. 27 and remain closed on Nov. 28-29 for Thanksgiving, affecting water payments and other services.

Glendale's Central Library introduces new Youth Spaces on November 23 with activities and performances, featuring areas for children and teens to explore creativity and a state-of-the-art Sound Space.

K9 Marley, a black lab serving with the Clark County School District Police since 2020, has died unexpectedly.

The Garland Visitor Center celebrated its first anniversary, serving as an essential community hub, drawing in 5,000 global visitors, and promoting local culture and businesses.

Arlington is preparing to introduce a new zoning strategy, 'Form-Based Code,' focusing on urban form rather than land use. A public forum is scheduled for November 20, 2024, to discuss the approach and its impact on development.

Columbus City Schools Board is considering closing or merging nine schools, which could save $9 million annually. Discussions involve public input, but tensions arose in a recent meeting due to differing approaches to the decision-making process.

The PDEQ released their Public Participation Plan draft, seeking feedback to enhance public engagement and compliance with civil rights laws, with comments accepted until December 16, 2024.

The abrupt shutdown of Brio Studios has left families and employees facing loss and uncertainty, as prepayments for dance classes are lost and paychecks are unmet.