Jacob Lozano, a high school senior in El Paso, received the first Mayor’s Team of Excellence Award for his academic and community service achievements.

The Utah Women & Leadership Project released a brief on the effects of social and cultural factors on women's body image and cosmetic surgery trends in Utah.

Residents in Gilbert are upset over high water bills caused by billing system errors, new meter issues, and rate increases for infrastructure costs, prompting promises of council transparency and corrective action.

Larimer County offers direct phone access to Unemployment Insurance agents to assist residents with claims and questions, bypassing automated systems.

EPCC Travel and Tourism students were commended by Congresswoman Escobar for their volunteer work despite the cancellation of the Amigo Airsho. They adapted quickly, demonstrating community spirit and gaining hands-on experience.

Kaua‘i Police Detective Hanson Hsu was honored as one of Hawai‘i's Top Cops for his exceptional service and skills as a bomb technician and his commitment to public safety.

The Cleveland Guardians and City of Cincinnati received the 2025 Governor's Inclusive Employer Award from Ohio Governor Mike DeWine for their commitment to disability inclusion in the workplace.

"Drop the Drugs" day in Calaveras County offers residents a safe way to dispose of unwanted prescriptions at designated locations, with the aim of protecting the environment and public health.

Peoria, AZ invites artists to submit qualifications for "Light at Play," an interactive light art event for spring 2026. Selected works may receive $3k-$20k in funding.

Lawrence, Indiana announces a free Halloween Fest at Civic Plaza with treats, hot dogs, s'mores, and prizes, in partnership with the Benjamin Harrison YMCA, encouraging community fun.

The UA Civic Association is holding the Golden Bear Scare event at Smith Nature Park on October 27-29, offering a haunted experience suitable for families and thrill-seekers.

Governor Polis of Colorado is conducting a statewide survey to gather public input on shaping the state's future workforce and educational program alignment with job market needs.

Miami Beach's "No Vacancy" art competition engages local artists to display installations in various hotels, offering significant prizes and running from November 13 to December 20, 2025.