The Janesville Fire Department is preparing for Fire Prevention Week, focusing on the risks of lithium-ion batteries and advocating for safe handling practices.

The Bob Crane Community Center, designed by MSA Design, won the 2025 James B. Recchie Design Award for exemplary architectural contribution in central Ohio.

STAR Transit collaborates with DART to provide accessible transportation to the State Fair of Texas, offering a practical, cost-effective solution to parking challenges.

Dr. Heidy Khlaaf is featured on TIME's 2025 list of influential people in AI for her work in safety and ethical AI, crediting her education at Paxon School for success.

The city of Glendale unveiled Al McCoy Memorial Park and SHAZAM! Court, honoring local broadcasting legend Al McCoy, with a dedication ceremony attended by community members and Phoenix Suns figures.

Boston's fourth annual Fall-o-Ween Children's Festival will be held on Boston Common Parade Ground on October 17, offering activities and entertainment for families.

Georgia's Pathways program will introduce copayments for certain services starting October 1, 2025, with exemptions for members under 21 and assurance services won't be denied for inability to pay.

The Kauaʻi DOW is hosting community meetings for public input on the Water Systems Investment Plan, addressing infrastructure improvements and resiliency planning.

Carrollton partners with the DEA for the National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on October 25, allowing residents to dispose of unwanted medications safely.

Janesville's leaf collection runs from November 10-21, and residents should check the online schedule for their area, place leaves on the terrace, and avoid blocking the streets with bins or vehicles.

Texas initiates the Lone Star Ribbon Schools program, awarding 28 schools for academic excellence and effort towards educational equality, reflecting the state's educational sovereignty.

Orange County commissioners approved building Florida's largest animal shelter. The $49 million facility will accommodate about 265 dogs and 200 cats, aiming to offer a stress-free environment for animals, staff, and visitors by summer 2027.

Pierce County is lifting its burn ban on October 1, allowing controlled burns for yard debris and land-clearing with a focus on safety and responsibility.