Snoqualmie announces a family-friendly Halloween event lineup for October 25, featuring trick-or-treating, a Trunk or Treat, and activities in Historic Downtown, along with a special skating session at Sno-King Ice Arena.

Flagstaff mourns the death of Deputy Fire Chief Jerry Bills who significantly contributed to the fire service and secured grants to improve regional emergency services.

A vigil was held for Haylee Ryan, a 12-year-old killed after colliding with a school bus, with calls for road safety and community support manifesting in a $66,000 GoFundMe.

Delta College celebrates Dr. Dawn Mabalon's legacy with a dedicated portrait and auditorium renaming, honoring her contributions as a historian and advocate for Filipino history and social justice.

Milwaukee's culinary community remembers Jim Balistreri, founder of Balistreri's Italian-American Ristorante and Balistreri's Bluemound Inn, who passed away at 81.

Jazzie's Place, San Francisco's only LGBTQ adult homeless shelter, expanded with a $18 million grant, tripling its bed capacity to 50 and adding new amenities.

Dublin Police seek the public's assistance in finding missing 50-year-old Corina Young, last seen on October 6th, driving a white Honda Civic with Ohio plate KBF9137.

Nevada County Sheriff's Office hosts its third annual Children's Holiday Card Contest for kids aged 4-12, with the winner getting a special ride to school and a classroom event.

Dallas Athletes Racing hosted a Halloween-themed triathlon at Keller Town Center, with kids' events Saturday and adults on Sunday, causing significant traffic and road closures.

Maui County invites residents to influence the FY 2027 budget via meetings, with the next sessions scheduled across various locations, including the option for remote input through their website.

The Upper Arlington Community Foundation is organizing a Big Table discussion on October 21 to address the needs of seniors, involving caregivers, service providers, and residents in the conversation.

Clark County Council seeks volunteers for two seats on the Mosquito Control District Board of Trustees, with terms starting January 2026. Applications are due by October 31.

Platoon Sgt. Harold Weaver, a WWII Marine from Cuyahoga Falls, was laid to rest in his hometown, 80 years after his death in Okinawa. His burial brought the community together in honor and remembrance.