Arlington High School's Desirae Lawson honored as Student-Athlete of the Month for her academic and athletic excellence, with plans to study Pre-Physical Therapy at the University of Texas.

St. Charles Parish has established its own Little League for baseball and softball, for children aged 9-12, with sign-ups starting December 8th. The season begins in March 2026.

Some San Antonio residents say new SAWS meters sent bills soaring while the utility says the devices correct long‑running underbilling and help find leaks.

The Columbus Fury will train at the Bob Crane Community Center for the 2026 season starting December 1, bringing the team closer to the Upper Arlington community.

Michigan awards $12.1 million in grants for educator mentoring and induction programs to enhance teacher development in classroom management and instructional skills.

Metrocare says an employee forwarded an encrypted email that may have exposed names, medical-record numbers, appointment times and billing details for nearly 8,600 clients.

New York Governor Hochul announces over 8.2 million inflation relief checks mailed to residents, as part of the state's Affordability Agenda and budgetary measures.

The Conyers Christmas Parade in Georgia is scheduled for December 6 at 2 p.m., featuring a "Storybook Christmas" theme, with road closures and competitive entries including floats and marching bands.

A winning 'The Pick' lottery ticket sold in Scottsdale, AZ, ties for the fourth-largest jackpot at $12.8 million, and the winner has 180 days to claim the prize.

Blaine, MN job fair on Dec 3 offers positions with wages ranging from $13 to $42 per hour across various industries.

Charlotte County seeks volunteers for local government advisory committees on topics like fire safety and transportation. Positions on various boards are open, with application deadlines in 2025 and terms ending between 2026-2028.

Collierville Fire & Rescue encourages neighbors to check smoke and CO alarms for the elderly during the festive season, promoting safety and community care.

Detroit city offices close for Thanksgiving, essential services adjusted. Trash pickup resumes after the holiday, roads and parking are modified for events, and public transportation alters schedules. Online services remain available.