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.

Firefighters in Forest Park, OH, completed live burn drills to improve emergency response skills, as highlighted through a city's social media post emphasizing teamwork and preparedness.

Police officer Kwaun Shaw, despite suffering from stage 5 kidney failure, continues to serve the Crowley, Texas community while undergoing nightly dialysis and searching for a kidney donor.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police conducted a retail theft operation at Belgate Shopping Center, resulting in over $1,100 of recovered goods and multiple charges.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department honors Chief Jennings on his retirement, praising his impactful career and contribution to policing innovation.

Governor Katie Hobbs nominates health veteran Debbie Johnston to lead the Arizona Department of Health Services, hoping to succeed where previous nominees have failed.

The Chanhassen mayor's update covered public service recognition, a lower city tax levy, park development progress, infrastructure project planning, and road construction updates.

Suspect Abel Gblah faces new charges after allegedly posing as a doctor and assaulting a child in a Phoenix school, highlighting concerns about sex offender management.

Arizona's No Labels Party plans to rename itself as the Arizona Independent Party, a move that has triggered legal concerns from the Arizona Clean Elections Commission over potential voter confusion.