Charlotte County released its Veterans Day schedule, with closures including government offices and some recreational facilities, while garbage collection remains unchanged.

Ohio State University honored 918 alumni who died in service during the Rock Ceremony, with wreath-laying led by Executive VP and Provost Ravi V. Bellamkonda.

Hamilton County Engineer's office updated its main contact number for better service and streamlined access, as part of a broader initiative to improve communication.

AG Ken Paxton will speak at UNT on conservative views, hosted by Turning Point USA. Event begins 7:00 p.m. Nov 10th at Lyceum Theater. Public welcome.

Reno, Texas voters have approved the expansion of Parker County Emergency Services District No. 1 to include their city, indicating a commitment to enhanced local fire protection and emergency services.

Mayor Michael Caldwell wins reelection in Woodstock with significant lead; incumbents retain City Council seats; Senior Tax Exemption and TSPLOST measures pass.

Illinois has set Marshall County's property assessment equalization factor at 1.0000, indicating balanced tax assessments, influencing local property tax bills and ensuring fair tax distribution.

Charlotte County announces a week of civic meetings, including Planning and Zoning on Nov. 10 and other advisory boards concerning development and environmental topics.

Senator Mark Kelly probed Dr. Robert Kadlec during a hearing on resuming nuclear testing under the Trump administration, questioning potential benefits and strategic implications.

Governor Abbott appoints Dr. Wynn Rosser to the Southern Regional Education Board, with expectations of advancing public education and economic success.

Woodbury residents to discuss a 9.6% city tax increase for the 2026 budget, equating to $130 more yearly for the median-valued home, during a City Hall meeting on December 10.

Mayor Brandon Johnson's Protecting Chicago Budget tour holds community town halls across seven wards to discuss safety and youth program investments, engaging citizens in the budget process.

Seven applicants are being considered to fill a Tennessee Court of Appeals vacancy due to Judge Armstrong's upcoming retirement; Council will interview candidates in Jackson on Dec 10, 2025.