Washington and Ramsey Counties offer a Free Mend-It Clinic on November 15 for residents to repair textiles and learn mending skills.

IDoA offers free Medicare assistance during Open Enrollment through Dec. 7, via their SHIP program, emphasizing the importance of reviewing plan changes.

The LEADS Steering Committee will meet on November 5 at Ohio's Department of Public Safety, open to the public for discussions on law enforcement data systems.

Amelia Earhart Park is set to host the "Never Walk Alone" 5K on October 18 to raise PTSD awareness among first responders, featuring races, a BBQ, and family activities.

Coon Rapids Police Department is seeking Community Service Officer applicants, primarily law students, to perform tasks including police dispatch, animal control, and traffic management, with part-time pay between $26.07 and $32.49 per hour.

Austin's SMBR highlights changes to federal certification affecting disadvantaged businesses after a court ruling, altering how owners must document adversity for DBE/ACDBE programs.

Cincinnati Mayor suggests earlier curfew for minors after recent violence and shootings around Fountain Square. Additional safety measures are being considered.

Anoka County honored the volunteers of its Medlink Transportation Program with a luncheon for driving residents to medical appointments, highlighting the service's importance and the total miles and hours contributed.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton urges citizens to wear purple on October 16 to raise awareness for domestic violence, as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month activities.

Illinois lawmakers face a busy fall veto session agenda, addressing transit funding, tax impacts, public stadium funding scrutiny, and electric bill spikes.

Michigan AG warns of "prop money" scams in online sales, urging residents to verify cash and conduct transactions at police stations.

St. Augustine is expanding its Nights of Lights shuttle service, now available Fridays to Sundays through January 11, 2026, including the holiday season, to improve accessibility for the event.

The Boston Police Department wrapped up their Faith & Blue Week with a community event, fostering unity between officers and residents, featuring Mayor Wu and other officials.