The City of Marion announced holiday closures for its Central Garage, Streets, and Sanitation Departments, affecting services on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.

Pennsylvania signs the CROWN Act into law, protecting against hair discrimination and promoting workplace fairness and self-expression, especially for Black communities.

The Mooresville Police Department honored its staff on social media, giving awards for exceptional service, including Officer of the Year and lifesaving acts.

A judge ordered ICE to improve its San Francisco holding cells' conditions, giving detainees mattresses, blankets, and medical care, citing constitutional rights violations.

The Aurora Police Department has added three experienced officers from other Colorado agencies, who completed the lateral academy and are set to serve the community.

A federal judge overturned a bankruptcy court's judgment against Oakland regarding a coal company dispute, which previously threatened the city with large liabilities.

Colorado Springs City Council approved the 2026 City Budget, focusing on public safety and essential services, achieving savings despite economic challenges.

The Gretna Police Department promotes its upcoming police academy class, welcoming eager applicants regardless of experience, emphasizing training and community service values.

The Saint Paul Planning Commission discussed a permit for Leaflet Missal to operate in a historic building, city planning improvements, and a new licensing system named PAULIE. Public engagement and transparency were emphasized.

Texas AG Paxton is suing TDHCA, claiming their funding rules discriminate against religious groups by restricting the use of funds for religious activities.

Slidell police took a man into protective custody after he threatened self-harm and brandished a firearm, ending a four-hour standoff without injuries.

Colorado Governor Polis and Lieutenant Governor Primavera shared Thanksgiving messages emphasizing gratitude, joy, and the importance of community support and giving back.

Douglas County approved Sterling Ranch's plan allowing charter schools over district schools, upsetting some residents who expected neighborhood schools. Sterling Ranch made concessions for school land dedication, amidst the debate.