MDEAT launches inaugural Activist Awards to honor nonprofit organizations for their work in economic development, housing access, and youth empowerment in Miami-Dade.

DeKalb County has completed its Municipal General/Special Election and is preparing for December 2 runoff elections in three contests, with early voting starting tomorrow.

Florida's manatee season has begun, with Broward County enforcing special waterway speed limits until March 31st for the protection of these migrating creatures.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's food drive collected $1,300 and 1,200 pounds of food for families in need, delving into community support as holidays near.

Palm Beach County celebrates World AIDS Day with an event focused on HIV care achievements and challenges, featuring a panel discussion and the release of new data.

A bipartisan bill in Maryland aims to increase Baltimore County Council's oversight of Baltimore County Public Schools to address concerns of waste and fraud.

Clark County launches a Community Land Trust to support first-time homebuyers by offering homes where the trust retains land ownership to ensure ongoing affordability.

Fishers, Indiana, launches holiday festivities, including the new Jingle Bell Junction, alongside traditional events like the tree-lighting, celebrations, Cookies with Characters, an art market, movie nights, and charity galas.

The Englewood Public Library is experiencing server outages affecting multiple services including checkouts, returns, online access, and new card registrations.

Monroe's Holiday Spark at Evergreen State Fair Park features a holiday bazaar, live entertainment, Elvis impersonation, food vendors, kid-friendly activities, private igloos, charity drives, and festive decorations from December 4-7, 2025.

Jacksonville, Florida, announces an adoption event for 19 Dachshunds, providing instructions and promising necessary adoption materials for new owners.

Hillsborough County urges proper disposal of fats, oils, and grease to avoid damage to home plumbing and sewage systems, advocating recycling through CORE.

The Reno City Council passed measures for city improvement, including traffic safety, economic development, noise regulation, policing, and sports, with notable actions like installing RRFBs, property sales, and renegotiating the Reno Aces agreement.