At a Harvard Club forum, leaders said sidewalks can’t be the city’s "waiting room" and urged a Haven for Hope‑style campus and more funding to keep people housed. Shelter capacity and integrated care remain central hurdles.

Gov. Hochul and Rep. Tonko urge the Trump Administration to release $400 million in federal heating aid for 1.5 million New Yorkers facing cold homes due to bureaucratic delays.

The Norman Police Department is running its annual Fill the Cruiser holiday drive, collecting new toys and baby essentials for local families in need.

NY Attorney General Letitia James calls for TPS for Jamaicans after Hurricane Melissa, citing severe storm damage and urging humanitarian relief, in line with past U.S. responses to international disasters.

Residents of Martindale Brightwood are opposing a proposed Metrobloks data center due to environmental and noise concerns, despite potential economic benefits.

Cleveland Heights announces a MEDWish MEDWorks health event with free dental and medical services on November 21-22 at the Huntington Convention Center.

Milwaukee's annual turkey and diaper giveaway, supported by Alderwoman Coggs and local businesses, provides 200 families with Thanksgiving essentials.

El Paso Police officers visited Milam and Jose Damian Elementary Schools during Career Day, engaging with students about law enforcement roles, showcasing equipment, and fostering positive community relations.

Registration for Champlin's 2026 Frostbite 500 Trout Ice Fishing Contest on February 7th is now open, with tickets available online for both residents and non-residents.

When owner Heather Leeson warned the Flying Saucer Pie Co. might close, neighbors flooded the counter and helped keep a decades-old Houston tradition alive.

Hickory city offices close on Nov. 27-28 for Thanksgiving, but Solid Waste services continue. Public libraries close early on Nov. 26 and reopen Nov. 29. Recreation centers have varied schedules, while parks remain open daily.

The Clayton Police Department responded to 782 calls, including thefts, disturbances, and vehicle crashes, and made several key arrests between November 3-16.

Baltimore's Mayor Scott is investigating mortgage fraud impacting homeowners. The probe targets out-of-state investors for potential Fair Housing Act violations.