The Spice Rack in Bensalem served a Thanksgiving meal to local police, an act appreciated by the department and reflective of ongoing community support and partnership.

Blaine residents can comment on Wellington Management's development plans at a public hearing, where the proposal for mixed-use space including retail and dining will be reviewed.

Arizona Supreme Court upheld a 2018 traffic stop by a state trooper, which led to a drug bust, affirming the legality of stops based on reasonable suspicion.

Chairman Comer presents an array of federal government reform bills, focusing on transparency, efficiency, and accountability, including adjustments to the census and federal employment practices.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled non-signatories cannot use a contract’s forum selection clause to move cases out of the state, impacting Nomad Capitalist's Andrew Henderson.

Secretary Hegseth visited the D.C. National Guard, expressed condolences for Spc. Beckstrom's death, appreciated their work, met the heroes who arrested the suspect, and served Thanksgiving dinner.

Lt. Governors of Michigan and Ohio bet on wearing rival team's colors based on the outcome of a college football game.

Seattle Public Schools announced graduation dates for the Class of 2026, set for June 10-17, excluding weekends, with venues TBD as Memorial Stadium is undergoing construction.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrated its 150th year, highlighting key historical events and technological advancements in emergency response that have shaped its service.

Two National Guard members were ambushed in D.C.; one died and one is critical. The assailant faces first-degree murder charges. Trump called it a "terrorist attack."

Garfield Heights announced city offices will be closed the day after Thanksgiving, upholding a common holiday tradition. The closure notice was shared on the city's official Facebook page.

Forest Park, Ohio temporarily shut down city services, ensuring emergency operations continue. The shutdown was announced on Facebook, with services scheduled to resume December 1. The reason for closure wasn't disclosed.

Fort Pierce revealed three finalists for police chief, with a public event for residents to meet them before further interviews and a formal recommendation.