Bob Schober of ProWest Roofing shared $35,000 with Walmart shoppers after his company's sales hit $70 million, while Blake Resnick's Brinc aims to replace Chinese drones with American-made ones in US markets.

Charlotte County's government has a busy schedule of meetings focusing on infrastructure and environment, including stormwater management, transportation, and affordable housing.

Las Vegas police officers received the Medal of Honor for a rescue on an overpass, where they saved an individual from falling by holding onto them until safely pulled back.

Durant’s Steakhouse in Phoenix reopens on Dec. 17 after a restoration, maintaining its classic charm with minor modern upgrades while preserving iconic features and classic menu items, along with introducing new dishes.

Tampa Police Department officers wore elf hats and joined the Tampa Police Athletic League to take teens on a holiday shopping spree at Target, aiming to bolster community relations.

Avenidas Rose Kleiner Center warns federal policy changes could raise costs for families and threaten services for local seniors.

A Loveland Police social media post praised emergency communication specialists for expertly handling constant emergency calls and dispatches, describing their work as "controlled chaos managed by pros."

Henderson Fire Department invites 16-24 year-olds to an orientation for its Explorer Program, offering training and career pathways in firefighting and EMS.

Project Vida in Socorro, Texas is changing its hours of operation at the E.G. Chayo Community Center to Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8 am to 12 pm starting December 1, 2025.

Kahala neighbors are objecting after Shangri La asked to expand evening events to about 30 a year and allow some gatherings of up to 200 people. City planning staff will review the permit request.

The county board voted to explore placing small-scale solar projects on county-owned land to feed the Solar Advantage program and lower bills for disadvantaged neighborhoods. The measure asks staff to identify suitable sites and options for local developers.

Jacksonville's Get Covered Jax! campaign aims to close insurance gaps by simplifying enrollment in healthcare plans, with a significant coverage increase since 2023.

The Socorro Community Centers have a lost and found with unclaimed items, including keys and a military CAC card, which owners can reclaim by calling.