The 32nd Annual Ride & Run With The Stars event, hosted by Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, will take place on December 6, 2025, for charity and community building.

The Corliss, Wisconsin's largest private affordable housing development with 576 units, has its grand opening, marking a significant moment for inclusive housing.

Jacksonville announces its Holiday River Fest on Nov 29, 2025, featuring a boat parade, Christmas Tree Lighting, and family activities along the St. Johns River.

Raleigh is updating its online water service system, but faces technical issues. The city offers alternative payment options and has suspended late fees and disconnections during the upgrade.

Hickory appoints Scott Owens as its first Poet Laureate; he will serve from 2026, boosting the local poetry scene and engaging in community activities.

Commissioner Sarah Arnold held a Q&A at Westminster St. Augustine, discussing local issues with seniors and highlighting civic engagement in elder communities.

The Phoenix City Council has approved a policy for the use of its Housing Trust Fund to address the city's affordable housing shortage and support low-income families, with a focus on creating housing, homeownership, and innovative solutions.

Los Angeles County approves a plan to end veteran homelessness, building on the progress of reducing veteran homelessness by 22.9% and the 'One Team' initiative's success in increasing veteran housing placements.

An 11th‑hour California court stay paused the deportation of a Dallas father bound for Ukraine and agreed to reopen his old criminal case. He remains in ICE custody while attorneys press to restore his green card.

Tipton County Station 42 is being transformed into a full-time county fire station, with staffing, equipment on hand, and space shared with ambulance services, to improve emergency response.

SRP maintenance on the Western Canal in Tempe begins Nov. 20, causing a month-long closure affecting pathways from Guadalupe Road to Price Road and disrupting local traffic.

A man was cited by the LDWF for multiple fishing violations, including lacking proper licenses and tags for his nets; he also faces fines and potential jail time.

Hearst plans to eliminate the Dallas Morning News’ copy desk and outsource page production, cutting 26 newsroom jobs, the union says.