IMPD seeks public input on its draft plan through social media, emphasizing community engagement in shaping police strategies, with feedback accepted until November 27, 2025.

Officers from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's Northeast Service Area Divisions competed in a BBQ cookoff, with the Hickory Grove Division winning the golden grill master trophy.

Keller Public Safety hosts Drug Take Back Day on October 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 330 Rufe Snow Dr. Residents can safely drop off unused medications via drive-thru. Liquids and needles are not accepted.

Coral Springs will host a Patriotic Community Concert with tribute bands to honor veterans, featuring VIP treatment for service members, an Honor Walk, and opportunities to send messages to active-duty personnel.

The Renaissance Centre in Wake Forest is hosting a "Veteran Art Show" until November 26, featuring artworks by veterans and relatives, with an artists' reception on October 24.

EPCC hosted the 16th Annual Veterans' Business Conference to support local economy and veteran entrepreneurs, featuring networking, workshops, and exhibitors.

The City of Eden Prairie is hiring for impactful roles like Fire Inspector, Police Officer, and Utility Field Operator with looming application deadlines.

Long Beach residents prepare for the unveiling of the new courtyard at the Michelle Obama Neighborhood Library, celebrated with remarks from local officials.

Avondale's hospitality sector is set to expand with a new Embassy Suites by Hilton at The BLVD, signaling growth and enhanced event capacity for the city.

The Denver Police Department's coat drive concludes tomorrow, seeking final donations of winter coats at any of the six district stations to help those in need.

Georgia's Public Service Commission has released $5 million to help gas customers, with $194 credits for seniors and funds for furnace and water heater repairs.

Carter Green to host Diwali celebration with lights, cultural activities, and fireworks on October 23, from 5 to 9 p.m., despite previous weather issues.

Recent data shows a decline in Twin Cities' housing production in 2024, with a severe shortage of units for the lowest income families, despite some increase in affordable homes construction.