Casa Grande to impose new fees on delinquent wastewater customers, with charges for disconnection and after-hours reconnection, aiming for revenue neutrality.

Flagstaff launches an interactive map of short-term rentals, providing emergency contact information for owners, to aid locals and visitors with concerns.

The Arizona Auditor General's report identifies improper financial practices in the Mohawk Valley Elementary School District, including unauthorized bonuses and weak fiscal controls.

Keller Public Safety offers a free training session on how to respond to active shooter situations, highlighting the "Avoid, Deny, Defend" tactics on Nov. 22 at Keller Town Hall.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has announced alternative communication methods following a statewide CodeRed outage, ensuring continued emergency updates for the public.

The Tempe Resilience Hub Network proved effective in responding to a microburst disaster, offering shelters and services while preparing for future crises through community asset mapping.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass mobilizes resources against potential flooding and storms, with evacuation orders for some areas and the city's Emergency Operations Center coordinating response efforts.

Denver Police joined with partners to provide winter coats for those in need during the Community Cares Coat Giveaway, positively impacting over 220 individuals.

The University of Utah released an alerting protocol outlining how it communicates campus safety threats through a color-coded system and multiple platforms.

Jonesboro is hosting "Lunch & Learn: Insurance Workshops" to educate residents on estate planning and insurance, with Zoom events scheduled for Nov. 19 and 26, 2025.

Los Angeles County is investigating State Farm for potential mishandling of claims from January's wildfires, amid reports of delays and underpayments. The probe will check compliance with state laws.

Ohio Wildlife Council reduces deer bag limits in specific counties due to Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease, effective Dec 1, aligning with the deer gun season.

Sen. Max Burns joins the Georgia Council on Literacy, focusing on improving statewide reading and writing skills, guided by the Council's data analysis and policy recommendations.