Arapahoe County highlights the work of Aurora Mental Health & Recovery, recognizing their mental health services and contribution to the Not One More Child coalition.

The Grove in Los Angeles has set up a 100-foot Christmas tree, starting the holiday season with a grand tree-lighting ceremony and artificial snowfall events.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office used Veteran's Day to express gratitude to military veterans, reflecting on the day's historical significance and calling for ongoing support for veterans' well-being.

Clackamas County advises residents to clear storm drains to prevent urban flooding during the rainy season, emphasizing the importance of these drains in water management and protecting the environment.

UNITE HERE Local 5 members at five Marriott hotels in Waikiki ratified a new labor contract, affecting over 2,500 workers, addressing wages, workload, and staffing.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office honored military veterans within their ranks on Veterans Day, sharing stories and photos on Facebook to celebrate their service.

St. Louis County mourns the passing of SAR canine Ted, who died from bone cancer at 11. Ted was remembered for his dedicated service in finding missing people.

Upper Arlington's Parks & Rec department is hiring part-timers for various roles at the Bob Crane Community Center. The department offers competitive wages and resident status perks.

The Community Health Resource Fair in Brooklyn Park will offer health education, a grocery giveaway, and clothing donations at North Hennepin Community College on November 23.

The article details Boulder, Colorado's celebration of the 30th anniversary of its Youth Opportunities Program, highlighting the program's contributions and support for the development and engagement of local youth.

Houston Community College is considering a name change to reflect its expansion, including offering four-year degrees, amidst mixed reactions from the community.

Boulder County invites residents to a Town Hall on affordable housing on November 19 to discuss challenges and policy with officials, highlighting the community's commitment to the issue.

Mary Pat Clarke, Baltimore's first woman City Council President, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of public service and commitment to the city.