Reynoldsburg Police opens 2026 Citizen Police Academy applications to educate residents on police work with sessions from January 22 to March 26, 2026.

The Cumberland Autonomous Mobility Network in Cobb County, backed by a $6.6 million FTA grant, will feature eight autonomous shuttles, enhancing public transit and connectivity.

West Allis, WI, has a initiative to fulfill holiday wishes for veterans with limited support through a Veterans Giving Tree, calling for public gift contributions by December 18th.

Thanksgiving alters Clay County's trash pickup schedule; services resume Monday. A Charter Review Commission meeting is set for November 25. Residents can engage via the county's email and website.

The Norman Police Department is recruiting at an OU football game, offering free goodies and urging attendees to apply before the November 30 deadline.

Michigan State Police partner with Kroger to donate 200 Thanksgiving dinner kits to families in need, following a tradition of community support during the holidays.

The Columbus area's annual Turkey Trot, on November 27, offers a 5-mile run and 2.8-mile walk, benefiting Easter Seals. Traffic and parking restrictions will be in place.

Seattle announces waste collection schedule changes during the holiday season, affecting Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day collections.

The Stanislaus County DA's office invites the community to the 28th Homicide Victims’ Candlelight Vigil on December 4, 2025, to honor and remember homicide victims.

The Arizona Department of Economic Security seeks public feedback on proposed child care rule changes to align with federal standards and improve services.

Tempe officials offer recycling guidelines for the holiday season, including cleaning recyclables, special disposal for plastic bags, and handling fats and oils, with adjustments to trash collection schedules during Christmas and New Year.

The Arizona Corporation Commission warns investors of a new crypto fraud, urging caution and advising victims to report scams and conduct background checks on recovery service offers.

The Aurora Police Department has welcomed 19 new officers, emphasizing their diverse backgrounds and rigorous training, and committing to serve with courage and compassion.