Buckeye is reviewing water and wastewater rates, involving residents in the process through a committee and public meetings to ensure quality and sustainability.

A waterline break caused a road collapse in Forest Park, closing the intersection of Longleaf Drive and Pine Creek Road. Repairs were scheduled to begin on Tuesday, with local authorities recommending alternate routes.

Matthew 25: Ministries prepares for hurricane relief as Category 5 Hurricane Melissa approaches Jamaica, potentially affecting other Caribbean nations. They have pre-positioned aid and plan to send healthcare professionals and supplies.

Michigan residents rally against data center expansion, fearing energy and environmental impacts, as the Michigan Public Service Commission evaluates future utility demands and regulations.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office honored first responders on National First Responders Day, thanking them for their service and commitment to the community.

Upper Arlington partnered with the DEA for a successful Drug Take Back Day, collecting 177 pounds of unwanted meds to prevent abuse and environmental damage.

Las Cruces welcomes "Allochory," a new public sculpture by Jamie Spinello, funded by the New Mexico Arts program. The dedication ceremony is on November 13, 2025.

The City of Peoria offers free prostate cancer screenings on November 20, 2025, with appointments necessary and potential costs for insured or uninsured individuals.

Two UTEP faculty members, Carolina Valencia and Lela Vukovic, win prestigious 2025 Regents’ Outstanding Teaching Awards.

Lawrenceville invites residents to apply for 27 positions on city boards, contributing to various community aspects. Applications close on November 7, 2025.

A glitch in DallasNow's "Plan Review" tab is causing delays for residents and developers, with the city working on a fix and advising on alternative contact methods.

Ohio State University's Big Table event fosters community dialogue for a kinder future, led by Student Life leaders and supported by Listen. Learn. Discuss. platform resources.

Cobb County is consulting with the public on its new Unified Development Code, inviting community participation in meetings and online to refine the regulations for future development.