The Town announces its leaf collection season starting November 3rd, advising residents to keep leaf piles away from water meters to prevent damage and signal interference.

Hillsborough County will host the 61st Annual Veterans Day Tribute at Veterans Memorial Park on November 11, honoring military veterans with a ceremony, patriotic music, awards, and family activities.

DHHL is conducting a boundary survey in Nānākuli, particularly at Princess Kahanu Estates, during October 27-31, affecting local traffic and requiring resident cooperation.

Two men, including Scott Courtright, were struck by lightning on Humphreys Peak, leading to a dramatic fight for survival amidst severe burns and challenging weather.

The Fort Worth Fire Department reports the highest IPV-related deaths since 2020 and stands with survivors and victims, promoting resources and support during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

A couple was caught on camera stealing from a Scottsdale restaurant and engaging in an intimate act among the décor. They took cash, an iPhone, and liquor.

Fort Worth encourages recycling with a series of library activities while also hosting a writers' workshop, celebrating Día de Muertos, marking the Summerglen Branch's 25th anniversary, and engaging with anime fans at a convention.

Alesia Wilbekin of the Florida Black History Museum Foundation discusses plans for a new museum in St. Johns County to celebrate Florida's Black history.

The Ruskin Senior Center held its second annual Wig Fashion Show as a fundraiser and breast cancer awareness event, featuring local seniors and educating on cancer risks and the importance of screenings.

The article discusses concerns about the safety and well-being of foster kids in Arizona group homes, highlighting the experiences of one former foster youth and the systemic issues leading to instances of neglect and violence.

Cobb County's Building and Development Department is going digital, allowing online submissions of building documents via a new portal starting November 4.

Community organizations anticipate higher demand due to a potential lapse in SNAP benefits amid the government shutdown, preparing to feed more amid a freeze in federal aid.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is accepting applicants for their Citizens' Academy, a nine-week program offering insight into law enforcement operations.