The Minnesota Department of Public Safety praised first responders for their dedication to community safety and the personal sacrifices they make, including missing holidays with family.

Dallas halts its plan to transition trash pickup from alleys to curbside, re-evaluating options in response to narrow alley challenges, and is seeking resident feedback through a survey.

The City of Dallas is hosting its inaugural Domestic Violence Awareness Month Resource Fair, involving local organizations to support those affected by abuse.

Three Square Food Bank aids Southern Nevadans during a government shutdown by setting up food donation sites, distribution points, and requesting volunteers and financial aid.

A new Summer Impact Report from Hāna Highway Regulation says illegal parking, unlicensed tours and dangerous photo stops are overwhelming the Road to Hāna and calls for a community‑led management plan.

Fort Collins invites residents to learn about volunteer opportunities on City boards and commissions at an open house event, stressing the impact these roles have on local government.

Scottsdale expands its smoking laws to include e-cigarettes and vapes, following a unanimous city council decision influenced by local student activism.

Fort Worth Municipal Court is celebrating a century of service with events during Municipal Court Week, Nov. 3-7, including an opening ceremony and a food truck event.

Construction on Roosevelt Street storm drain to start in November, aimed at improving flood protection in Scottsdale/Tempe area. Project completion is expected by December 2026.

San Francisco Fire Department rescued a dog that fell off a cliff at Fort Funston, with help from an SFPD drone. The successful operation resulted in a joyful reunion with its owner.

Richard Thomas will perform "Mark Twain Tonight!" at The Covey in Provo, Utah, his first time in the city, emulating Hal Holbrook's tradition of interpreting Twain's work.

Fort Worth announces the start of nominations for the 2025 Neighborhood Awards honoring community efforts, with several new award categories introduced.

Statesville Police Department announces a safe Trick-or-Treat event downtown on Halloween from 4 to 6 pm, with officers ensuring safety at crosswalks.