Denton's Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss a Comprehensive Plan Amendment affecting the city’s 2022 Mobility Plan. Residents can voice opinions on proposed roadway changes.

A lawsuit claims a Campbell's executive made offensive remarks, leading to the firing of a cybersecurity analyst who reported it. Campbell's has placed the executive on leave and denies the allegations.

Miami Beach is naming a street after Norman Braman for his cultural and civic contributions, aligning with the Art Basel Miami Beach event he helped establish.

Raleigh hosts "La Chocolatada de Luisito," a festive event with bilingual storytime, performances, free books, and treats, fostering cultural inclusion and education.

Manatee County Animal Welfare launches a Black Friday Adoption Event, providing an alternative to conventional shopping by offering pet adoptions to alleviate local shelter overcrowding.

Mecklenburg County is hosting its 21st annual Domestic Violence Memorial Tree lighting ceremony on Dec. 4 to honor victims and raise awareness about domestic violence.

ConsumerAffairs ranked Mansfield 6th among Texas cities for liveability, based on factors such as affordability, safety, economy, healthcare, and education.

"Doors to Freedom," an installation showcasing the struggle of artists in authoritarian regimes, will be unveiled at Art Week Miami Beach, highlighting censorship and repression faced by creators.

A $1 million Powerball ticket was sold in Duluth, Georgia, with other local wins reported. No jackpot winner yet; the prize increases to $689 million.

Manatee County's RunManatee series concluded its first season successfully, thanking Run With Purpose Nutrition for their role in the event. The county encourages early prep for the 2026 season at mymanatee.org/runmanatee.

The Pinal County's 32nd Annual Safety Road-eo had over 300 competitors from Arizona compete in various municipal skill events, despite weather challenges. Joshua McGinnis won the Top Gun award.

The City of Concord expressed thanks in a Facebook post for the community's participation in recent festivities, highlighting unity and resilience during the weekend's events.

Lewisville opens applications for the annual Christmas Parade, set for December 5 and 6, featuring historic themes and a prohibition on personal Santa depictions, with prize categories announced.