Upper Arlington is set to honor military personnel with Veterans Day activities, school events, and a public ceremony, featuring Vietnam veterans' oral histories and contributions to the community's understanding of history.

Two avian flu outbreaks in Sonoma County have resulted in the culling of tens of thousands of ducks and the loss of over 231,000 birds, prompting increased industry vigilance and biosecurity measures.

Las Vegas officials urge for new e-bike and e-scooter safety laws after six fatalities this year, including a child, with medical professionals noting a rise in related accidents.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul reminds families to check the sex offender registry for safety before Halloween trick-or-treating, as state law restricts offenders’ activities.

The Akron Police Explorers program hosted an event for students interested in law enforcement careers to meet with officers, providing hands-on experience and insight into the field.

Research reveals that young umbrella acacia trees in Africa grow aggressively during droughts, contrary to the conservative water-saving of other acacias.

Coppell Police officers played basketball with 5th graders at Mockingbird Elementary during Red Ribbon Week to promote a drug-free lifestyle, continuing a 20-year tradition.

George Rerat has been hired as a new police cadet in Edina, enhancing local law enforcement with his diverse high school background and current criminal justice studies at Minnesota State University, Mankato.

Delray Beach is beginning a significant beach nourishment project to combat erosion and enhance coastal resilience with funding from various governmental sources and project completion expected by early 2026.

The Brownsburg Fire Territory introduced new recruit Ben Friedlander, who has a diverse background including work as a Ski Patrol EMT and various other roles, and emphasized his commitment to service and community.

Mooresville Fire-Rescue participated in Lakeshore Elementary's annual pumpkin drop, blending autumn fun with a physics lesson for first graders. No pumpkin survived the 80-foot drop.

The Stark County Sheriff's Office is seeking a forever home for Pax, a 17-week-old puppy, who has been treated for ear hematomas and is now healthy, microchipped, and vaccinated.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens launches ATL CARES to aid residents facing food insecurity due to a halt in federal SNAP benefits, including a water shutoff and eviction moratorium and increased food bank support.