Chandler invites residents to explore its future through an interactive event showcasing the updated General Plan with 3D technology at SoHo63 on October 28.

Community leaders in Tulsa are set to host a 'Community Conversations' event on October 21, focusing on "Children, Youth and Family Outcomes" to foster dialogue between citizens and officials.

El Paso created a website to support residents affected by the federal government shutdown, offering essential information and links to local assistance programs.

A jury awarded $19.75 million to six people injured by a Denver police officer's gunfire in 2022 during an incident in LoDo. Officer Ramos, who fired into a crowd, pleaded guilty to third-degree assault.

Akron plans activities for Lead Poisoning Prevention Week to raise awareness and combat lead exposure, especially in children, with educational events, demonstrations, and workforce training.

Phoenix has closed Echo Canyon Trail on Camelback Mountain due to storm damage, with rangers enforcing the closure and the city advising hikers to use alternative trails.

Michigan State Police to partake in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on October 25, providing a safe disposal method for unwanted medications.

Milton City Council to discuss Birmingham Park upgrades, including a new restroom and trails, during their meeting, open for public attendance or live-streamed online.

Denton, TX hosted the Peterbilt Parade on October 17th, displaying big trucks and celebrating local culture on the Downtown Square, with road closures starting at 6 p.m.

Carmel introduces a new digital platform, including a Public Art StoryMap and interactive walking tours map, to explore the city's public art virtually.

H2Oklahoma returns on March 24, 2026, at Ruby Grant Park in Norman, offering water education to fourth graders through activities and demonstrations. Sign-up is required by December 1, 2025.

Wisconsin DNR reminds people that the Move Over Law extends to trails and waterways, urging caution around emergency responders and workers for National Move Over Day.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission discussed a new Deer Baiting Privilege License, North Cumberland WMA OHV permits, and updates to the Threatened and Endangered Species rule. Public input is sought for these matters.