Bays Mountain Park's annual StarWatch program invites the public to use telescopes for stargazing this fall, promising views of celestial bodies. The free event includes alternate plans for bad weather and coincides with the Tennessee STEAM Festival.

Germantown announces its fire hydrant flushing program, starting October 6, to maintain water system integrity and meet regulatory standards, advising residents on potential temporary water discoloration.

The Nashville DOT announced its Third Annual TDM Summit to address Middle Tennessee's future mobility, inviting stakeholders to discuss sustainable transit.

Meteorologists are tracking multiple systems that may affect the southeastern U.S., with Tropical Depression Nine possibly becoming Hurricane Imelda and impacting the region. Uncertainty remains due to potential interaction with Hurricane Humberto.

The DCRC is observing Domestic Violence Awareness Month with events, including a "Reading of the Names" ceremony, a silent walk, and a "Survive & Thrive" event to empower survivors.

Rescue teams in the Valley responded to flood-induced emergencies, safely recovering two individuals swept away in Wittmann after checking flood levels by their vehicle.

ATLDOT has announced a road closure on 12th Street NE in Atlanta for building maintenance, affecting traffic between Juniper Street NE and Piedmont Avenue NE from 9 am to 4 pm.

The BCSO is holding a Child Safety Seat Clinic at the Blount County Justice Center to assist families with car seat installation by certified technicians.

Euless has fall events including a kids' fishing contest, outdoor movie night with "Scooby-Doo: The Movie," and "Pumpkin Splash," where kids swim for pumpkins.

Retired Charlotte Fire Captain Scott Walker reflects on his new life post-career and cancer recovery, advocating for early prostate cancer screening and enjoying simple pleasures.

Commissioner Tal Siddique is holding a Town Hall at the Central Library in Bradenton on Wednesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The event, relocated to accommodate more attendees, invites residents to discuss community concerns and projects.

The Mankato Police and Fire departments highlighted resources for teen suicide prevention, emphasizing awareness and communication, during Suicide Prevention Month.

Boston Police D-4 officers joined Claremont residents in 'Operation Safe Alley,' a community cleanup and engagement event, enhancing neighborhood safety and communication.