Redmond residents are voting to name their town's snowplows, with 583 suggestions received. The community-focused initiative now seeks final public input on the top choices.

The Boston CATstravaganza, hosted by Loving Cats Worldwide, featured cat-centric activities, a competition, and supported cat adoptions. A Norwegian forest cat, Lula, won Best In Show.

Indigenous Peoples Day is recognized in Redmond and the U.S., emphasizing the significance of Native American cultures and their histories in the nation. President Biden's Proclamation and local events support the day's acknowledgment and learning.

SAWS has launched a campaign for free inspections to identify lead and galvanized water service lines in response to new EPA rules, targeting properties built before 1989.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department is preparing for the BCCO-65-24 class's November graduation and is inviting new applicants for the 2025 academy.

The Kalamazoo Women's March rallied for women's rights and LGBTQ protections, ahead of the 2024 presidential election, under the theme "We're Not Going Back."

Miami Gardens mobilizes aid for Hurricane Milton victims, coordinating supplies and hot meals for Pinellas County, with community support filling a 53-foot truck for swift delivery to impacted areas.

Ethel Kennedy's funeral was held at Our Lady of Victory parish, attended by family and notable figures. Remembered for her activism and resilience, she leaves a lasting impact.

Los Angeles' Westlake neighborhood welcomes Lake House, a new supportive housing project aimed at offering affordable homes, especially to those with severe mental illness.

Early bird registration for the U.G.L.Y. Sweater Dash in Saint Louis Park ends today, with the event scheduled for December 8 involving a festive 5k and post-race party at Park Tavern.

The Barrett-Jackson Fall Auction featured high-profile sales including Sammy Hagar’s Ferrari LaFerrari at $4.675M, with charity vehicles like the Ford Mustang Dark Horse raising considerable funds.

Around 300 Hillsboro locals joined the second annual Run for Hope to support domestic violence survivors, an aligned event with Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

TDHS offers D-SNAP to residents in eight counties hit by Hurricane Helene, with a special waiver for hot foods in thirteen counties. Eligibility requires meeting certain criteria, with applications open soon.