A water main break in Delray Beach has prompted a precautionary boil water notice for specific addresses on Del Aire Boulevard and Court. Residents should boil water or use bottled water until further notice.

Missouri Arts Council announced 2026 Missouri Arts Awards honorees, celebrating contributions in arts education and philanthropy among six recipients.

Downtown Chandler hosts the "Road to Riches Santa at City Hall Car Show & Holiday Market" on Dec. 13, featuring a car show, shopping, food, and Santa photos. Proceeds benefit local public housing programs.

Michigan Assistant Attorney General John L. Thurber received the Theodore W. Swift Civility Award for his professionalism and commitment to the legal field.

Conyers officials have postponed charter modifications until 2026 to allow for broader consultation with new city leaders and the public following a town hall discussion.

Homeless Awareness Month, highlighted in Clayton County, promotes community action and empathy for the homeless, with Chairwoman Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry advocating for local support and systemic change.

The HEB Chamber Youth in Government program is open for applications for local high school juniors and seniors to gain government insights, closing on December 2.

The Sevierville Police Department promotes the Teen Christmas program on Facebook, offering holiday aid to local teens in need, providing clothing and hygiene supplies.

Landmark Learning offers a two-day Wilderness First Aid course with NOLS at the Thomas G. Crowder Woodland Center, focusing on emergency management in remote areas.

MAC invites local businesses to a meeting about the POWER Youth Program, which connects young people with internships, benefiting both the youth and the community.

Mike Asleson retires after a 48-year career with Minnesota’s Department of Public Safety, starting as the youngest state trooper and aiding in DWI law enhancements.

San Antonio celebrated the opening of Village at the Loop, an affordable housing community funded in part by the city, offering modern amenities and on-site support services to residents.

Oklahoma State Senator Grant Green received the Oklahoma Farm Bureau's Champion Award for his legislative efforts to protect farmers, ranchers, and rural property rights.