Baltimore DPW will close on Election Day, halting trash and recycling services. Make-up services are scheduled for Saturday, November 9. The 311 call center remains open for water and sewer issues.

A mural of Tina Turner was unveiled in The Ville, near her first home and alma mater, on her birthday and the 57th anniversary of her historic Rolling Stone cover.

Mayor Bowser launched Hypothermia Season in DC, urging residents to protect the vulnerable from the cold by staying vigilant and providing shelters, hotlines, and resources from November 1 to March 31.

Fulton County and Commissioner Marvin S. Arrington, Jr. launch the "Blanket Atlanta with Love" Drive to collect winter essentials for the needy, with donation bins available from Nov 4-15 and a distribution dinner on Nov 19.

A community mourns after Patricia McCollum and her adopted children, DJ and Kaydence, were found stabbed to death in College Hill. The suspect, part of the extended family, also died from self-inflicted wounds.

A former San Jose hotel has been converted into supportive housing for the homeless, with funding from Project HomeKey and the city, as part of a larger plan for a mixed-income community.

State Fire Marshal Brian Taylor urges North Carolinians to check smoke alarm batteries during the daylight-saving time change, highlighting the life-saving potential of functional alarms.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks public feedback on its policy revisions, emphasizing community engagement in shaping law enforcement practices and building trust.

San Antonio city leaders are debating the timeline for phasing out horse-drawn carriages, with varying opinions on whether to expedite or extend the process.

Maple Grove, Minnesota, supports service members with a donation drive, inviting residents to give practical items like socks and snacks, with multiple local drop-off points.

UA Parks & Recreation is offering Discovery Sessions for the Bob Crane Community Center, which will include updates on construction, rental facilities, and part-time job opportunities.

Fort Collins launched "Frost Fleet," featuring snowplows named by local students, including Snowbacca and Larry the Snow Czar, promoting community engagement.

El Paso County Sheriff's deputies attended a "Trunk or Treat" event at Tornillo Middle School, where they handed out candy and interacted with students.