Gahanna Police invite mental health providers to a resource fair on Dec 8 at the Columbus Metropolitan Library Gahanna Branch to support community wellness.

Santa Monica's City Council has introduced a "Signature Event" category to support local event organizers, waiving fees and offering city support for qualifying public events on city property.

Kenner hosts the Ole Man River Half Marathon with a range of races for all fitness levels, focusing on health, community, and support for local businesses and charities.

Flagstaff hosts a gathering to address the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives crisis, offering educational events and film screenings open to the public.

WalletHub ranks nine Michigan universities among the top academic institutions in the U.S., with the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor leading in the state. Factors like selectivity, cost, and career outcomes were assessed.

Fountain Hills partners with Republic Services for the 2025 Household Hazardous Waste event at the high school to allow residents to safely dispose of hazardous items.

Colorado Springs invites public input on updating its sign code to enhance safety, aesthetics, and economic development, with a public meeting scheduled for October 29. The last update was in 2012.

Cincinnati's Ohio Bat Fest aims to educate the public about the importance of bats and dispel myths about them through interactive activities and research presentations.

Pickerington police partner with local schools for ALICE training to prepare for potential threats. The safety drill aims to empower staff with strategies to respond to active shooter events.

Apache Junction received the GFOA Certificate of Achievement for its fiscal reporting, reflecting their commitment to transparency and financial excellence.

Farragut's Community Development Department is hosting a free educational workshop about town planning and codes for residents, to enhance transparency and public engagement. No registration is required for the event on Oct. 30.

Cardiac Crusade, a non-profit started by survivor Julie Coons, is working to make AEDs more accessible and has launched in Boston to map AED locations and integrate them into smartphone maps.

The Irving community honors Domestic Violence Awareness Month with an art exhibit by high school students, focusing on survivor empowerment and the complexities of abuse, also featuring a special event on October 22.