Lewisville invites student artists to design the 2026 ColorPalooza logo, with submissions due by November 9. The winner receives a $1,500 scholarship.

Prescribed burns are planned near Flagstaff, Arizona, to reduce wildfire risks. The DFFM will manage two burns in early November, impacting air quality and visibility.

Residents planning to criticize Houston Police received calls from the department before speaking at a City Council meeting, leading to concerns about intimidation and surveillance.

Gilbert's Town Manager Patrick Banger is leaving to join Glendale next year, leaving behind a legacy of economic growth and improved infrastructure after 14 years of service. A transition plan for an interim manager and his successor is underway.

The federal shutdown is causing food assistance programs like SNAP and WIC in Snohomish County to halt, affecting around 77,589 people and raising concerns of food insecurity.

St. Johns County opened a new $41 million segment of County Road 2209 to connect Silverleaf Parkway and International Golf Parkway, aiming to reduce congestion and improve transportation.

The Lewisville Public Library offers free activities such as crafting gratitude cards, making custom note boards for teens, and an outdoor storytime event at Central Park.

The Jubilee Home, a new facility in Durham for women exiting prison, offers support services and was inaugurated with help from North Carolina's First Lady and NCDHHS.

Upper Arlington is offering $100 grocery gift cards to SNAP recipients facing benefits gaps, funded by a local grant, prioritizing early registrants for an event on November 6.

Nevada mayors joined in a video celebrating Nevada Day, showing their dance moves and expressing state pride, highlighting the fun side of leadership.

Jacksonville officials reveal a comprehensive plan for the FL-GA football game, emphasizing early arrival, transportation options, designated food areas, and strict security measures to ensure a smooth experience for fans.

Cuyahoga County leaders mobilize $600,000 to support residents facing SNAP benefit loss, involving government, sports teams, and philanthropic groups.

Saint Paul's Goals Not Guns initiative aims to combat youth gun violence through education, community engagement, and creative expression. Participants design anti-gun violence tee-shirts, with proceeds supporting the program.