Buckeye reminds residents of service changes for Thanksgiving: city facilities closed Nov. 27-28, libraries also on Nov. 29, trash collection rescheduled, and advises not to pour grease down the sink.

Janesville is preparing for its annual Jolly Jingle event with activities like a parade and fireworks, supported by community organizations and sponsors.

Chris Richey joins the City of Jonesboro as the new Director of Grants and Community Development, bringing experience from his previous CEO role and time in the Arkansas House.

Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Department announces holiday closures and hour adjustments for area parks and facilities around Christmas and New Year's Day.

Pinellas County is surveying historic buildings to identify and preserve their architectural significance with public input, funded by FEMA and in partnership with federal agencies.

An East Austin environmental group has asked TCEQ for a public meeting after Saronic applied for an air permit at 1312 Dalton Lane. State filings show tens of tons of VOCs and dozens of tons of HAPs yearly.

Philadelphia's Register of Wills, John Sabatina, launches a Suit & Dress Drive for veterans, set for November 20 at The First African Baptist Church, to aid their transition to civilian life.

Round Rock unveiled the new Lakeview Pavilion & Stage with a concert and festivities, anticipating its future as a key venue for community events and celebrations.

The Redmond WA Police used social media to warn of increased scams, urging caution with suspicious calls and sharing ways to confirm legitimacy and report fraud.

F1 and Neon City Festival will pack Las Vegas this weekend. Key tips on closures, parking and safety to make the weekend smoother.

A Las Vegas family says toxic black mold has overtaken their apartment after a corporate buyout, and advocates are fighting an eviction as repairs lag. Legal Aid is involved.

A Children's Health analysis finds about one in four Dallas children face food insecurity as local food banks report rising demand and housing instability. Experts say costs and unstable housing are worsening the problem.

After months of pressure and expert pushback, Fremont Unified will regrade an honors chemistry final at Mission San Jose High after a disputed firewood question.