Covington Police increase traffic enforcement for Thanksgiving with the "Bring the Turkey…Not the Tragedy" campaign, targeting speeding and impaired driving, backed by THSO grants.

Workers at Milwaukee's Discovery World are pushing to unionize with IAM, facing resistance from management amid reports of intimidation and anti-union tactics.

Milton’s Citizens Government Academy seeks applicants for its 2026 class to learn about local government operations.

Chesterfield, MO amended Ordinance No. 3355, allowing residents to leave trashcans out until 9:00 a.m. the day after collection, offering more flexibility.

IMPD officers rescued an injured owl on the interstate and arranged for its care at a local wildlife rescue. The event highlights frontline compassion in urban settings.

Adrion Avery's mother shares his story for road safety awareness, coinciding with a Charlotte event for World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.

New Orleans advances mobility and safety projects, including a new Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon on Broad Street and the Morrison Road Improvement Project.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel urges public to comment on DTE Electric's application for a data center in Saline, advocating for transparency and public hearings to assess the potential impact on ratepayers and the clean energy agenda.

Round Rock debuts its Lakeview Pavilion with a free Allen Stone concert and fireworks tonight. Downtown art strolls and holiday music round out the weekend.

St. Augustine celebrated the start of its 32nd Nights of Lights with a lighting ceremony at Plaza de la Constitución, featuring live performances, free shuttles, and road closures for the event.

The Wyoming Fire & EMS is holding its annual Turkey Raffle, their main fundraiser, featuring food, drinks, and a silent auction, to support community services.

The Milton Board of Zoning Appeals is set to review two variance requests and discuss their meeting schedule for next year in an upcoming session accessible in-person and via YouTube.

The Coon Rapids Police Department is launching a Community Police Academy to educate the public on law enforcement operations, offering a seven-week course with various interactive activities.