Cryptosporidium was found in Portland's water supply; health officials say no action needed yet, but advise immunocompromised individuals to consult their doctors.

Utah GOP lawmakers propose a plan to cut gas prices by ending a tax exemption for oil refineries, aiming to pass the tax burden from consumers to producers and potentially lower prices by 10 to 20 cents per gallon.

Honolulu offered free rides for transit services including Skyline, TheBus, and Handi-Van during the opening of Segment 2, requiring passengers to tap a HOLO card without fare deduction.

Injured CSPD K9 Roam is being discharged from the hospital, with a community escort planned to honor his service and recovery after a severe injury on duty.

Houston prepares for "No Kings" protests against Trump administration's authoritarian actions, anticipating traffic disruptions and emphasizing non-violence.

Haunted Duluth Tours entertained with eerie stories and history in downtown Duluth, drawing community members and visitors for a night of guided thrills.

Georgia's high court upheld a law preventing DeKalb County schools from being merged into Atlanta Public Schools following city annexations, reaffirming local school district boundaries.

Modesto Police detailed regulations for upcoming "No Kings" demonstrations, banning items that may incite violence to ensure public safety, while respecting peaceful assembly rights.

Cobb County was recognized for digital innovation at the 2025 Technology Innovation Showcase, particularly for its findhelp.cobbcounty.gov portal, which connects residents to various services.

Ohio received a $3 million NSF grant to boost its research infrastructure through the SHARE project, co-led by Jane Strasser and Douglas Delahanty. The initiative will develop RCOP models for leadership training and aims to expand beyond Ohio.

Nationwide "No Kings" protests are expected in the U.S., with a large turnout in Seattle, critiquing President Trump's executive style amid a government shutdown.

Hillsborough County opens the 2026 Neighborhood Mini-Grant application period, offering up to $5,000 for local community projects. Applications are due by November 12.

Community concern grows as 15-year-old autistic boy Emmanuel Gonzales-Garcia remains in ORR custody, despite efforts by his mother and local leaders for his release.