Scottsdale community honors late Coach Scot Bemis with a Thanksgiving flag football game, raising funds for cancer research and scholarships. Meanwhile, the Wuerffel Trophy announces finalists recognizing college football players' community service.

Wylie's Touch-A-Truck event on November 29 offers a chance for families to explore police and fire vehicles and meet first responders at Floor & Decor.

Saint Paul seeks Snow Emergency Ticketing Workers for the 2025-2026 season. Application deadline is December 1, 2025. The role involves issuing citations to keep streets clear for plows.

The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office shares travel tips on social media for the 55 million expected Thanksgiving travelers, focusing on safety and preparedness.

Clint Police urge responsible ATV use during Turkey Run, reminding the public that driving ATVs on public roads is illegal and stressing safety by avoiding intoxicated operation. They'll patrol and may impound ATVs on roads.

The Largo Police Department advises shoppers to lock their cars and be vigilant during the holiday season to prevent theft and ensure a safe shopping experience.

The Lakewood Police Department promotes community engagement and support through their "Cram The Cruiser" event, inviting donations for local pantries.

ABC15 reports on the struggles of Phoenix residents and businesses due to rising living costs, including Senator Gallego's meeting with local business owners.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office expressed Thanksgiving gratitude to the community, reflecting on family, friends, faith, and health, while recognizing their staff's commitment to public safety.

Tarrant County Sheriff cautions the public about online marketplace transactions, advising meetings in safe locations and minimal personal info sharing.

Texas finalizes rules for its private school voucher program, confirming funding amounts and application dates without adding extra reporting requirements for transparency.

Volunteers in Miami served Thanksgiving meals to around 200 first responders, expressing gratitude for their service with a special brunch hosted by the Embrace Girls Foundation and partners.

K9 Dex from Lynnwood Police, trained in suspect location and play, is ready to serve the community alongside Officer Gaskin after receiving Washington State's K9 certification.