Michigan hunters donated a record 140,000 pounds of venison to combat hunger, contributing to over 560,000 meals for food banks through the Hunters Feeding Michigan program.

Globe-Miami faces more rain as recovery from fatal floods continues; the community unites to prepare and distribute sandbags. Local leaders and businesses commit to rebuilding efforts and seek aid.

Western Academy in Houston will destroy any cellphones found on campus as part of a strict policy to protect students from digital distractions and harmful content.

The Horicon Marsh Explorium is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a day of activities including bird banding, history exhibits, and evening bird watching.

Reflecting on the year since hurricanes hit Tampa, officials highlight the city's recovery and infrastructure challenges, with Mayor Castor affirming the city's resilience and determination for future preparedness.

Middle school students participated in a bike race at Nolan Richardson Middle School as part of El Paso ISD's "Raise the Bar" program, focusing on fitness and community among military-connected students.

Manor ISD is experiencing delays in student transportation due to a bus driver shortage and is looking to hire more drivers while offering increased hourly rates and bonuses.

Lewisville residents are invited to a free workshop on October 14th to learn about home repair resources and grant opportunities as part of the city's neighborhood development programs.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office warns of a rise in electric motorcycles illegally used on sidewalks, stressing the importance of recognizing the difference from e-bikes for safety.

LLELA hosts a free Open House with family-friendly activities, interactive exhibits, and opportunities for fishing, nature walks, and learning about local wildlife and pioneer history.

Texas has expanded its "Move Over or Slow Down" law to include animal services vehicles, mandating drivers to make way or slow down for them on the road.

Macomb County expanded its Manufacturing Day to a week, allowing 2,000 students to explore local manufacturing businesses through tours and interactive experiences, highlighting diverse career paths.

Austin officials broke ground on the Northeast Service Center to enhance waste management and provide community amenities, aiming to complete the eco-conscious project by 2027.