Durham's new City Council members will be sworn in at a public ceremony on December 1, celebrated with outgoing members and welcoming new ones. The event will be accessible live across multiple platforms.

Janesville declares a winter weather emergency starting November 29 at 2 a.m. due to expected heavy snowfall; residents must remove cars from streets for plowing until December 1.

St. Louis has increased its emergency shelter beds to 215 from 150 and can surge up to 265 until Dec 2, in addition to 400 year-round beds, due to cold weather.

Durham Fire Department announces the return of the "Toys and Books for Rides" event at Durham Central Park on December 7th, offering fire truck rides for toy or book donations.

Legends and Lore Pizzeria and the Monroe County Sheriff's Office collaborated on Thanksgiving to provide pizzas to those in need, a gesture the Sheriff acknowledged on social media.

Collierville Fire & Rescue shares a Thanksgiving safety message with humor and gratitude, giving tips and reminding the community to enjoy the day responsibly.

North Carolina's Department of Transportation enforces "Click it or ticket" during the holiday weekend and emphasizes seatbelt use with increased patrols.

A boil advisory was issued in Lorain due to a communication outage at the Water Purification Plant, which led to the draining of the Red Hill Water Tower and concerns over water pressure.

Lawrence, Indiana's "A Lawrence Christmas" event has been postponed due to expected significant snowfall, with officials considering rescheduling for the following weekend. Safety concerns take priority over festive plans.

The CMPD has started its Explorers Christmas Project, calling for toy donations for children up to 14 years in need, to be dropped off by December 21.

A former shelter guest became a staff member and group leader at the same shelter, aiding others after overcoming her own struggles with alcoholism and domestic violence.

Miami Township Police appointed Officer Brayton Bishop as Community Resource Officer to enhance community relations. His responsibilities include liaising with local organizations to better serve township needs.

Anderson's Christmas Celebration promises festive vibes and plentiful candy, with the government urging attendees to bring bags for candy collecting during the parade.