West Palm Beach City Hall and other services will close on November 27-28 for Thanksgiving, with waste collection delays and a return to regular operations on December 1.

The Denver Police Department is using social media to help find a home for Mocha, a seven-year-old Pit Bull, emphasizing the need for a Breed-Restricted Permit in Denver.

El Paso Police officers delivered turkeys to local seniors for Thanksgiving, showcasing their community service commitment and building relationships beyond their law enforcement duties.

A Clifton man was fined for catching double the legal limit of crappie without a license in Louisiana. The fish were confiscated and donated to charity. He may face additional fines and restitution.

Fulton County Animal Services offers a short-term foster program, "Home for the Pawlidays," providing holiday homes for pets with supplies and support.

Andrew Davison, an Elyria man, was sentenced to 39-44 years for multiple felonious assaults on law enforcement after previous convictions for attempted murder and drug trafficking.

The Horizon City Mayor and police delivered 25 turkey meals to Pete Duarte Head Start, solidifying community bonds and demonstrating a commitment to service.

DeKalb County approves a $78 million contract with AMR for improved emergency ambulance services, promising better response times and healthcare capabilities.

A Holomua Collective survey of more than 3,200 workers finds 75% say they will — or might — leave Hawaiʻi, citing wages, economic instability and housing as the key drivers.

Eden Prairie offers recreational activities for winter, with registration starting Dec. 3 for residents and Dec. 10 for the general public, including sports, fitness, and arts.

Bloomington partners with Yiftee, Inc. to launch a digital gift card, Shop Local Bloomington Card, to encourage spending at local businesses and support the community economy.

Bensalem Police remind Bucks County dog owners to license their pets, warning that fines can reach $500 for noncompliance. Licensing aids in reuniting lost pets with owners.

Ohio State University has announced an interim no-fly zone policy for drones on its property, requiring prior authorization for flights and shifting oversight to the Office of Administration and Planning to enhance campus safety.