Mark Alan Rodman received a 334-year sentence for sexually abusing young relatives; family members reported the abuse, leading to his conviction on molestation and sexual conduct charges.

Sevierville Police Department joins DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day to collect unused prescriptions on October 25 at Walmart Neighborhood Market.

Boston Centers for Youth & Families hosts Halloween events citywide, including skate parties and arts and crafts, starting October 24. Pre-registration may be required.

The FBI is investigating a mysterious wooden structure with a view of Air Force One's runway in Palm Beach, which had no authorization and raised security concerns.

Apple Valley officials warn residents to clean up outdoor storage to comply with city ordinances or face enforcement actions. Unkempt yards may attract pests and pose fire hazards.

Pinellas Park youth engaged in a park clean-up as part of Florida City Government Week, exemplifying civic engagement and environmental care in their community.

Phoenix Fire Department celebrated the promotion of 54 firefighters at an event attended by families and colleagues, highlighting the department's commitment to service.

Barwell Road Park hosts a free "Holidays Around the World" event for children 0-12 to learn about global winter celebrations on December 12, from 5 to 7 p.m.

Santa Clara County and Abode have opened The Hub and Parkmoor Community Apartments in San José, offering services and 81 affordable homes, with a focus on former foster youths.

Farragut residents shared views on public safety, infrastructure, and parks in the National Community Survey, revealing satisfaction and areas to improve, aiding town planning.

Tolleson, AZ, predominantly Latino, celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, reflecting on community impact with a Latino City Council, and valuing diversity in leadership roles.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department pledges ongoing community support following the tragic death of a four-year-old in a Charlotte neighborhood.

The Public Works department in Johnson City was awarded the 2025 Mark Miller Project of the Year by the TCAPWA for their work on the West Walnut Street Corridor Redevelopment Plan.