The Fort Wayne Police Department highlights the various forms of domestic abuse and provides resources for victims, emphasizing that abuse is not only physical and help is available.

The Athens-Clarke County HCD invites community organizations to apply for funding to address local issues by deadlines in 2025, with up to $1.1M available for various programs.

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue will hold a groundbreaking for new Fire Station No. 47 in Ruskin on Oct. 28, enhancing public safety for a growing area, with completion expected by Oct. 2026.

Portland has added two new overnight shelters with 280 beds to aid individuals in recovery from substance abuse, bringing the city closer to its goal of providing additional shelter spaces by year-end.

San Luis warns residents of a phishing scam using the city's logo in emails to fraudulently solicit payments; advises to ignore them and report to police.

IAM District 837 will vote on a new contract offer from Boeing after lengthy strike negotiations, despite no direct recommendation from the union leadership.

St. Johns County celebrated the new artificial turf field at Solomon Calhoun Community Center, part of a $2.1 million upgrade. The event featured local commissioners and highlighted the field's benefits for year-round sports activity.

The Mesquite Police Department announces the 28th Annual Santa Cop Toy Parade on December 6 to benefit local children, inviting community participation and Shaquille O'Neal.

The Wright County Facilities Department was honored with the 2025 Friend of 4-H Supporter Award for renovating a 4-H building to improve accessibility.

The West Regional Library in Cary reopens after renovations, offering modernized amenities like improved workspaces, a teen nook, and high-efficiency upgrades.

St. Clair Police host the annual Trunk or Treat event on October 25th, offering a safe, festive Halloween experience for families at the City Hall gym.

Chicago is introducing its first free self-cleaning public restroom, with maintenance by JCDecaux; Ald. La Spata notes the project's progress and benefits for locals.

Duquesne Light is set to transfer power to a new substation, causing temporary outages in Downtown Pittsburgh on Oct. 28-29. The move will improve grid reliability and resilience.