Deputy Davis graduates from Minnesota D.A.R.E. training as announced by the Wright County Sheriff's Office on Facebook, aiming to educate youth on drug resistance.

Blue Earth County Sheriff's Office announces youth snowmobile safety classes on Nov 15, 2025, emphasizing safety and responsible outdoor recreation for kids over 11 who complete online training.

Loyola University Chicago announces funeral arrangements for Sister Jean, who died at 106. Public visitation and mass services are scheduled, reflecting her impact beyond basketball.

The Ovilla Police Department announces participation in the DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day to safely dispose of unused medicine on October 25.

El Paso Community College reopened its Campus Closet to provide free clothing to students, staff, and faculty, with demand for more men's attire noted.

Ramsey celebrated Fire Prevention Week with a well-attended open house at Fire Station 2, educating about fire safety and strengthening community ties.

Arlington's Dottie Lynn Recreation Center offers a family-friendly campout event on Oct. 17, with registration available online, in person, or by phone.

Phoenix's heavy rain led to water rescues, road closures, and one missing person, with warnings of more flooding from the National Weather Service. The city experienced its rainiest day since 2018.

Denton County Emergency Services engaged over 1,500 students in Fire Prevention Week, teaching fire safety, proper battery handling, and emergency response.

The Sea and Sky Air Show returns to Jacksonville offering acrobatics and precision flying. Veterans Florida will provide ground support at the event, assisting veterans in career and entrepreneurial goals.

Placer County Sheriff's Office collaborates with Old Town Pizza for a fundraiser supporting the local SAR team; 15% of proceeds from pizza sales on Oct 15 will go to the SAR when mentioning the cause.

Officer Holly Burroughs Clifford of the Tampa Police Department has been honored as Community Policing Officer of the Month for October 2025 for her exceptional dedication and involvement in the community.

A man from Kent County changed his usual lottery routine and won a $476,728 jackpot in Michigan's Fantasy 5 game, planning to save the money for retirement.