Fayetteville hosts a Mental Health Panel and Live Webinar on ADHD, offering insights and strategies for affected individuals and families, accessible in-person and online.

Lewisville’s community cleanup event “For the Love of Lewisville” has been postponed to Nov. 8 due to forecasted rain, the city announced.

Marrero's Fall Festival will take place on October 25, 2025, at Parc des Familles, featuring activities, local crafts, and cuisine from 11 AM to 6 PM.

Residents of Orange Park shared their ideas for the Oakleaf Library at a community workshop, with another session scheduled for the following Thursday.

The Detroit Fire Department advises on home heating safety to prevent fires and carbon monoxide incidents, emphasizing the correct use of space heaters and the importance of CO alarms.

GDOT begins preliminary work to replace Freemanville Road bridge over Cooper Sandy Creek, which will include an 11-foot lane in each direction, shoulders, and a multiuse path. Road closures and detours expected.

Lewisville Library hosts a Medicare info session, a family Fall Festival, and an adult game night with "Blood on the Clocktower." Open Mon-Thu and Sat, closed Sun.

Jacksonville, Florida, launches Healthlink JAX, a free virtual healthcare service for uninsured residents, offering 24/7 access to medical advice and prescriptions.

Carmel Police Department promoted two officers, with Lieutenant Devenport and Sergeant Rodriguez being recognized for their professionalism and expected to make significant contributions.

Mankato seeks a new Housing Specialist – Public Housing Manager to oversee affordable housing standards and assist tenants. Bachelor's degree required, with 18 months for certification.

Milton city officials are consulting with the community on the future conservation of local greenspaces, displaying potential areas for ecological protection.

A construction worker fell from a ladder, prompting a rope rescue by Brownsburg Fire Territory. The operation used a stokes basket to safely evacuate the injured worker.

Largo residents can safely dispose of unused medications at a Drug Take Back event hosted by Largo Police and the DEA, as part of a national effort to prevent drug abuse.