Gilbert advises residents to prepare for a weekend rainstorm with potential hazards, offering sandbags from certain fire stations and urging caution while driving.

Clarksville announces its Half Marathon, 5K, and 1-Mile Race for November 1, 2025, with local support, a USATF-certified course, and various categories for participants.

Wake County plans to replace the North Wake Household Hazardous Waste Facility after a fire, with demolition set for this year and a new facility expected by 2026.

The article details the planned Light-Up! Night ceremony in St. Augustine for 2025, honoring Rusty Hall and Lea Craig for their cultural contributions, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the Minorcans settling in the city.

The Issaquah community held a meeting to discuss local issues, with a digital version available online for those who missed it, encouraging active engagement and communication with city officials.

El Paso seeks a new Animal Services Director with a Bachelor's degree, 8 years of experience, and a passion for animal welfare. The role requires CAWA certification and expertise in management.

Two EPCC faculty win prestigious CASP awards; Donna Muñoz receives a lifetime achievement award, Margie Nelson Rodríguez earns a professional development honor.

Boulder residents are advised to bear-proof trash and compost bins to deter bears seeking food for hibernation, as increased bear activity is reported in the area.

A Texas firefighter with cancer, Captain Phil Forbus, was gifted a vacation through Michael's Memories' "Getaway from Cancer" program, announced by the Frisco Fire Department.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports a slow progression of fall foliage in the state, and has planted seedlings for future sustainability. ODNR offers resources for viewing autumn colors and encourages sustainable forestry.

Melvindale, Michigan, lifted its boil water advisory after testing confirmed the water's safety, and officials now advise residents to flush their hot water lines.

UMC hospital conducts a mass-casualty drill to enhance preparedness and improve crisis response in collaboration with Clark County emergency services.

St. Petersburg Fire Rescue's Annual Block Party will be held at Walter Fuller Park, featuring fire & rescue vehicle displays, demonstrations, and kid-friendly activities.