San Antonio's Mayor has raised $1.6 million to address food insecurity after SNAP cuts, with contributions from local businesses and community leaders to support seniors and families in need.

Wake Forest has released a free 2026 wall calendar showing local events, available at several locations and online, with photography showcasing community engagement.

Sheriff Rhoden issued safety tips for Halloween on Facebook, advising group travel, reflective clothing, and candy inspection, as well as caution for drivers to protect the community's children.

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner warns against using potentially gasoline-contaminated kerosene sold at Lucky Lady in Cochran, with a refund available for affected consumers.

Prescribed burns to start on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation on November 3, 2025, to reduce wildfire risks.

The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests are preparing for controlled burns to reduce wildfire risks from November 4-13, weather permitting, near Forest Lakes and Heber-Overgaard, AZ. Public advisories and updates will be communicated.

DeKalb County schedules a second virtual meeting for the Panola Road Water Main Replacement Project, part of a $4.27 billion infrastructure initiative.

Oklahoma City Animal Shelter seeks donations to maintain a pet food pantry to help financially-strained families keep their pets at home and avoid surrender to the shelter.

The 54th NYC Marathon is expected to attract two million spectators and cause extensive road closures, with strict security and a strong police presence for safety.

A Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office Facebook post highlights a meaningful interaction between a deputy and Albert, a 79-year-old local pastor, emphasizing the importance of community connection.

The Hazelwood Fire Department reminds residents via social media to change smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector batteries when setting clocks for daylight saving time.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office provides Halloween safety tips including checking for offenders, using the buddy system, and ensuring treats are safe.

Cobb County's food drives are now also collecting essential hygiene items, such as men's socks and haircare products, to aid those in need through the Care Cabinet initiative.