Flagstaff announces holiday schedule changes for city services, including closures of offices, Aquaplex, and libraries, and altered waste collection dates around Thanksgiving.

The Hoxworth Blood Center of the University of Cincinnati urges for last donations in 2025 and runs a toy drive, needing over 400 daily donors and using a new hemoglobin check method.

Chicago radio host Joe Colborn, known as "JoBo" of the duo "Eddie & JoBo," passed away at 70; his career at B96 and influence on the city's airwaves are remembered.

Arlington residents donated $79,267.68 to the Care and Share Fund, helping 695 households with utility bills. The community surpasses last year's aid and continues to support local programs.

Pittsburgh community members rallied against a plan to close 12 schools, citing concerns over staff cuts and overcrowded classrooms ahead of a contentious school board vote.

Organizations in Ohio are providing Thanksgiving meals and support to combat food insecurity, with thousands receiving aid from the Freestore Foodbank, St. Vincent de Paul, Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, and Good Plates Eatery.

Mesquite prepares for the holiday season with traffic solutions and events such as Small Business Saturday and a Jingle Jog 0.5K race to enhance the shopping experience and support the local economy.

St. Leonard in Muskego is set to hold its 14th Annual Turkey Trot 5K on Thanksgiving, leading to road closures which were announced by local police on social media.

Montgomery County invites high school students to join the "Vision Zero Youth Ambassador Program" to promote road safety and develop leadership skills, with applications due by December 5th.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina lists 25 things he's thankful for, praising various community members and celebrating the state's culture and resilience.

Dispatcher Jaiden Quarles from Kirkwood, Missouri, was recognized for guiding a woman through childbirth over the phone, earning the "Stork Award" from the local police department.

Volunteers in Lawrence Community Park supported a Thanksgiving meal drive, serving 300 households with groceries, in collaboration with local authorities and Walmarts.

Lt. Governor Primavera focused on health equity and community support by visiting CDPHE's Mobile Public Health Clinic and serving meals at Denver Rescue Mission's Thanksgiving event.