Governor Brian P. Kemp appoints Carl Cansino as Washington County's Solicitor General, highlighting Cansino's extensive legal experience and prosecutorial background.

Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office announces Veterans Day closure to honor military veterans, expressing gratitude for their service on social media.

St. Johns County held its fifth annual Israel Friendship Day, emphasizing mutual respect and anti-antisemitism, with local and Israeli leaders promoting unity.

Euless Police engaged students at Midway Park Elementary through their EPIC program, leading fun PE classes to build positive community relationships, as shared on their Facebook page.

North Bend lifted its Water Conservation Ordinance after successful conservation efforts and sufficient rainfall, marked by reduced water production since 2009.

Gwinnett County is set to host a Veterans Day ceremony indoors due to cold weather, featuring a keynote by Sergeant Major Kerry Dyer and a Veterans March. A Stand Down event and museum anniversary are also planned.

Arizonans face uncertainty with ACA premiums as a Senate vote on health insurance tax credits nears amidst the government shutdown.

The Charlotte Fire Department announced the addition of two new aerial devices and the re-designation of Engine 17 to Engine 47, celebrating a milestone in service enhancements.

David Koppenol, Jr. was named November Employee of the Month in St. Tammany Parish for his outstanding work in managing the Geographic Information Systems, ensuring accurate and up-to-date mapping data.

Antone's locked a 50-year lease, landed Rally Austin support and will open a museum in 2027 to preserve the club's blues legacy.

The Boulder Star, a holiday tradition since 1947, will again be lit on Flagstaff Mountain starting Veterans Day. The City of Boulder and the Boulder Chamber enhance the experience with a new remote sensor for energy conservation and safety features.

A customer won a $870,000 jackpot from a lottery ticket purchased at a Uni-Mart in Moon Township, with the store receiving a $5,000 bonus for the sale.

Doug Podell, a renowned Detroit radio personality, is retiring after a 50-year career. He will host his last show on December 5 on WLLZ. Podell is celebrated for his deep connection with listeners and influence on Detroit rock radio.