Over 67,000 Tennessee high school seniors have applied for the Tennessee Promise scholarship, which covers tuition and fees at state community and technical colleges after other aids.

Boston Police officers from District A-7 distributed Thanksgiving meal ingredients to East Boston families in need, supported by the Boston Police Foundation's COP fund.

Minnesota's Public Safety Department urged fans to have a sober driver for the Vikings-Packers game, humorously noting the risks of impaired driving and wearing cheeseheads at Vikings bars.

An abandoned church in Atlanta's Edgewood neighborhood caught fire early Monday morning; no injuries reported, cause unknown.

Bernie Kosar, Cleveland Browns icon, is set to leave the hospital after a successful liver transplant received from donor Bryce Dunlap, expressing thanks amid health battles.

Louisiana State Police urge road safety for the busy Thanksgiving travel time, highlighting dangers of impaired driving and the importance of seat belt use.

Raleigh offers an Emancipation Day Trolley Tour to explore the historic Oberlin Village, guided by historians Cauthen and Williams, highlighting African American history and perseverance.

Chesterfield community has a final week to donate food to the local "Feed the Masses" initiative before the collection period ends. Donations are accepted at City Hall in partnership with the police and other departments.

An 85-year-old Valley senior lost thousands to a PayPal scam after a scammer posing as a representative convinced her to buy gift cards, exploiting her transaction history.

Missouri's DNR awards Oran a $50,000 grant to revamp its wastewater system, ensuring reliability and compliance, through the Clean Water Engineering Report Grant program.

A proposed U.S. Department of Education rule could cut student loan access for nursing degrees by removing their "professional degree" status, which may worsen the nursing shortage and affect healthcare access.

Raleigh Water will be closed for Thanksgiving from Nov 27-28, with services resuming on Dec 1. Customers can manage accounts via phone or online during this time.

Berkeley's Telegraph Holiday Street Fair will remain at its traditional location after initial relocation plans due to fire safety concerns were reversed by city officials, following community pushback.