Boulder County is gathering resident input to develop a comprehensive transit plan, seeking to improve public transportation accessibility and utility.

Stephanie Laney received the Lifesaver Award for guiding a woman to safety from a burning vehicle during a 911 call.

DICK'S Sporting Goods launched its House of Sport store in Glendale, with sports facilities and celebrity signings, and plans for nationwide expansion.

Hawaii Police provided over 200 Keiki IDs at a youth baseball tournament, enhancing child safety and community relations.

Washington State's Department of Ecology updates emissions standards for commercial vehicles, promoting the use of zero-emission trucks with substantial investments and legal commitment despite ongoing litigation.

The National Civil Rights Museum honored Velma Lois Jones, Marc Morial, and Mark Suzman at the 34th Freedom Award for their civil and human rights work.

The Jacksonville Transportation Advisory Committee elected new officers for 2025-2027, with Russ Davis as Chairperson, and reaffirmed their commitment to inclusivity and accessibility.

The Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre in Marietta is showcasing "Sanders Family Christmas," a holiday musical set in 1941, directed by Cindi Costoulas, featuring a talented cast. Tickets are on sale for the show running from November 7-23, 2025.

Lawton celebrates the one-year success of Stream Clean Saturday, removing over 7,000 pounds of debris from local waterways. The community is invited to clean Numu Creek on October 18.

Charles Raiford promoted to Judicial District Manager, overseeing community supervision in five North Carolina counties.

Facility attendant job for warming house at ice rinks available, includes monitoring safety and fostering a warm environment. Seasonal employment from December to February with part-time hours. Applications open until Oct. 26.

Round Rock announces autumn events, including Hometown Halloween on Oct. 31, Fall Fun Festival on Oct. 29, Spookout Soccer Tournament, Day of the Dead on Nov. 1, and more family-oriented activities.

ATLDOT restricts left turns from Krog Street NE onto Dekalb Avenue NE to improve chronic traffic issues in Atlanta, with effectiveness to be monitored.