Sheriff Roybal honored veterans in El Paso County, acknowledging their service and importance in the community, especially those transitioning to civil service.

Orlando City and Pride, with The Ruckus, are conducting a food drive until November 26 to support the Second Harvest Food Bank and combat food insecurity.

Arlington's Public Works Department has completed a detailed pavement survey, using technology to assess road conditions for maintenance and improvement, as part of its commitment to enhance mobility.

Long Beach officials and residents address growing violence in Belmont Shore by implementing a temporary midnight closure of bars, with commitment to sustained public safety.

The Navy will begin venting Tank 20 at Red Hill this week; state regulators and a nine‑station air network will track emissions hourly. The step is the eighth venting operation in the closure sequence.

Coon Rapids is conducting its annual fall street sweeping until Thanksgiving, asking residents to keep items behind curbs for effectiveness and comply with city codes against yard waste in streets.

Gaston County has a week full of events including a Veterans Day parade, child safety training, a farmers market, a book discussion, and a flannel-themed festival.

A confirmed measles case in a Region 9 adult leads to a Louisiana public health alert for possible airport exposures and reiterates the importance of vaccination.

Upper Arlington announces its annual pumpkin composting initiative from early November to December 8, urging residents to remove non-organic materials before composting.

Lawrence hosted a Shred-It & Electronics Recycling Day, aiding in sustainable disposal of documents and electronics, with community and police collaboration.

Freedom Hill, a housing project for veterans and first responders in Mooresville, began on Veterans Day, backed by Building Homes for Heroes, Lowe's, and local government, aiming to build 15 homes with wraparound care and planning 500 homes by 2026.

Estine Davis, an influential figure in El Paso's business and cultural community, has died at 92, known for her barbershop and contributions to the African American community and youth mentorship.

Rice and the University of Houston again top The Princeton Review’s entrepreneurship lists, highlighting Houston’s pipeline for student startups and investor connections.