Duval County schools are using the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program, funded by a federal grant, to create safe environments and reduce bullying, highlighting success at Chaffee Trail Elementary.

Chatham County holds a candlelight vigil in October to support and remember those affected by domestic violence, including speeches and community engagement.

LLELA in Lewisville invites the public to an Open House with nature trails, butterfly exhibits, camping demos, and fishing for all skill levels on Oct. 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Delray Beach Library's annual community fair on October 19 will feature local organizations and financial literacy activities, led by the Teen Advisory Board.

BGE is offering aid to federal workers in Maryland affected by the government shutdown, including flexible payment options. The state provides additional relief measures and protection against eviction and utility cutoffs.

Minnetonka's Fire Department and City Open House on Oct. 7 offers community engagement, fun activities, voter registration, demonstrations, and a focus on emergency response and sustainability.

Woodstock collaborates with Live Thrive’s CHaRM for a waste disposal event on November 15, providing residents a chance to properly dispose of hazardous household waste and recycle books.

Lakeland experiences community bonding through events like the LAMP Concert Series and emphasizes progress with initiatives like the Highway 70 Corridor Study, inviting public feedback for future development.

Wayne Ferguson Plaza in Lewisville now offers free fitness classes, such as yoga and Pilates, as part of the city's 2025 vision to encourage community use of public spaces.

UT-Battelle settles with EEOC, paying $2.8 million over alleged religious discrimination related to COVID-19 vaccine mandate violations.

Maui's "Talking is Teaching" campaign uses public buses to encourage families to engage in conversations, reading, and singing to foster children's brain and language development.

Jacksonville observes Domestic Violence Awareness Month, with survivor advocates like Tonia and organizations such as Hubbard House pushing for awareness and change, despite a slight decrease in domestic homicide cases.

Hollywood, FL, has introduced paid on-street parking on select streets. Local residents can apply for annual $25 parking permits, with eligibility requirements.