Avondale's annual Creepin' Candy Crawl is set for October 30 with activities like trick-or-treating, a costume contest, and food trucks at Alamar Park.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass seeks a one-time exemption from Measure ULA to assist Palisades Fire survivors in rebuilding efforts and selling their properties.

Surprise, Arizona, has introduced two new public art pieces at Surprise Stadium, with an unveiling event scheduled for October 30. "Bounce" and "Swing" reflect baseball and local heritage.

Assistant Athletic Trainer Saad Rajabali received a Life Saving Award for swiftly responding with an AED and CPR to save a collapsed student-athlete at a high school football game.

Oklahoma faces an affordable housing issue, prompting Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt to call for state and municipal cooperation, highlighting strategies for economic growth and housing access.

The Casa Grande Animal Care & Adoption Center will launch a mural project and host an adoption event with free and reduced fee adoptions and a vaccination clinic.

The La Vergne Police Department showcased its operational capabilities at the National Night Out event with SWAT demonstrations and a K-9 unit exercise.

Fayetteville City Council proposes a 2.19% property tax increase and schedules public hearings for citizen input.

The Tazewell County Health Department and Carle Health are offering free mammograms on Oct. 17 to help detect breast cancer early, targeting women aged 40-64 who are uninsured or underinsured.

The Plymouth Community Center is hosting a free Sensory-Friendly Sunday for children with sensory sensitivities on Oct 26 from 8:30-10:30 am, with adapted amenities and a Special Olympics demonstration.

Command Pilot Darrell “Dean” LeVergne was promoted to head the Air Support Section of the Louisiana State Police, overseeing a fleet of aircraft used in public safety operations.

Apache Junction's City Clerk, Evie McKinney, has earned the Certified Municipal Clerk designation from the International Institute of Municipal Clerks.

Freemanville Road will be closed for water main installation from October 13-17, coinciding with Fulton County Schools' Fall Break to minimize commuter impact. Detours are in place.