West Tennessee law enforcement is increasing road patrols on Thanksgiving to target speeding and distracted driving, as announced by Collierville Police.

West and Pembroke Parks distributed Thanksgiving meals to residents, with events reflecting community support amidst high food prices and economic challenges.

Baltimore nursing students worry about a Department of Education proposal to change how nursing degrees are classified, potentially limiting their access to federal student loans. Critics argue it could worsen the nurse shortage.

San Antonio officials offer Thanksgiving tips covering airport travel, cooking safety, intimate partner violence prevention, home security, pet care, road safety, and recycling protocols.

A boil-water notice affects multiple west Travis County water systems after filtered-water turbidity exceeded regulatory limits. Officials recommend boiling or using bottled water until tests clear the system.

The Barry J. Nidorf SYTF held the ICYOLA Drum Corps' Winter Concert, combining music with youth rehabilitation through a partnership highlighted by a community meal and tuxedo gifts.

IMPD officers partnered with Walmart to deliver Thanksgiving meal kits to ten families, highlighting community outreach beyond traditional policing roles.

Weaver Dairy Road Extension reopened after being closed due to a late-night single-vehicle crash involving a driver hitting a utility pole; all occupants were injured but are expected to survive.

Lake Havasu City announces Thanksgiving closure of administrative offices and the Aquatic Center, with essential services unaffected and changes to waste collection schedule.

Detroit increases emergency shelter beds and introduces initiatives to prevent homelessness, focusing on both immediate shelter during winter and long-term stability.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Queens Borough President Donovan Richards announced plans for the "Queens Holocaust Memorial" to honor Holocaust victims and combat antisemitism.

Master Gardeners in Union County are creating and distributing evergreen arrangements to seniors for the second year, providing holiday cheer to homebound clients and senior nutrition sites.

Tenants at Harrison Courts say mold, pests and plumbing failures have left units unlivable while CHA flags a possible sale and a review of resident concerns.