Yolo County's HHSA is holding its 14th Annual Human Milk Drive to support at-risk infants, with donations being pasteurized and tested for NICU distribution.

Noble Academy students thanked Euclid Police with hand-written notes, which are displayed on the department bulletin board, fostering community appreciation.

Columbus City Schools extends its food distribution program to combat student hunger after the suspension of SNAP benefits, giving out meal kits weekly with the assistance of local partners.

Clark County will hold a remembrance event for road traffic victims on Monday, participating in the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.

Fountain Hills announces residential crack sealing starting November 17 near Saguaro and Fountain Hills Boulevards, with temporary parking restrictions.

San Antonio WIC clinics report more calls and new enrollments after the federal shutdown, and staff warn the uptick could last for weeks as food prices stay high.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt granted clemency to Tremane Wood after the Pardon and Parole Board's recommendation, a decision applauded by State Sen. Regina Goodwin and advocates.

Equipment issues cause delays in Carrboro leaf collection; residents urged to use alternative disposal methods and consider eco-friendly leaf management.

The Boston Police Department participated in East Boston High School's Career Fair to inform students about careers in law enforcement and recruit potential new officers.

The $80M John Lewis Social Justice Academy opened in Oak Cliff with a star-studded dedication and a focus on civic education and student leadership.

Chandler opens nominations for Dr. MLK Jr. Awards, recognizing those advancing social justice and human rights in three categories, with submissions due by December 8.

Oklahoma City's key highways face closures and repairs, leading to detours and longer commutes, as part of an infrastructure improvement strategy stretching into 2026.

La Vergne residents receive paper bills due to a utility billing system outage, with the city assuring accurate meter readings and no penalties during the recovery period.