Janesville extends its compost facility use until December 13th and offers landfill access during winter closure.

The Solarize Charlotte-Mecklenburg campaign is offering reduced pricing on solar panels and energy storage through group purchasing, with a sign-up deadline approaching.

A tenants' rights workshop at an HISD Sunrise Center paired judges, legal aid and school resources to help keep families housed and students in class. The court-led model aims to prevent eviction-related school disruptions.

Mooresville announces a meeting for the induction of new officials and Mayor, followed by a Board meeting. The event is accessible and will be available via livestream.

Michigan invests $12.1M in mentoring programs across 121 districts to support new educators and tackle teacher shortages, aiming to improve student outcomes and retention of teaching staff.

Athens-Clarke County announces holiday schedule changes, including closures for animal services, leisure facilities, waste management, and limited transit services for Thanksgiving. Emergency animal services available via 911.

The Austin ISD Board of Trustees approved the closure of 10 schools due to a $19.7 million budget shortfall, affecting 3,796 students and prompting a restructure of dual language programs.

The New Orleans Fire Department advises caution when frying turkeys for Thanksgiving due to fire risks, offering safety tips and emphasizing the need for vigilance.

Dunwoody's Holiday Lights celebration adds a cosmic theme, turning Brook Run Park into a Cosmic Wonderland with over 100,000 lights and a range of activities starting December 2.

Homer Allen Faison, III from Sampson County was convicted on drug trafficking charges, facing possible life in prison, with sentencing set for February 2026.

Takeyah Austin, a City Year alumnus, now serves as a mentor at Rutledge Pearson Elementary in Duval, symbolizing the program's positive impact since 2013 in promoting community and inspiration in schools.

Sheneca King was appointed Special Assistant to the Warden at the Special Management Unit, Georgia Department of Corrections, starting December 1, 2025.

The Florissant Police warn of an increase in car thefts, particularly of unattended, running vehicles like Hyundais and Kias. They're giving free steering wheel locks to residents to deter thefts.