The Travis County Sheriff's Office's Forensic Services Unit has moved into a new state-of-the-art facility, enhancing their capabilities for criminal investigations.

The Georgia Grown Bowl, where Georgia State and Southern universities will play, celebrates state agriculture and community with a game and activities on October 18.

Leakey, Texas, has become the 90th Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, as recognized by the Texas Music Office, reflecting the town's support of the state's music industry.

Jeffrey H. Cohen's work explores the cultural and economic role of chapulines in Oaxaca, once a food of poverty, now a delicacy for tourists, and the resilience of local vendors, the chapulineras.

The Plymouth Police are seeking the owner of a lost red and black bike found in Pinehills, using social media and a hint that the owner's name may start with 'L'.

Chatham County Public Libraries celebrate National Friends of Libraries Week, recognizing the contributions of Friends groups to library resources and advocacy.

BPD joined Faith & Blue Week with an event at St. Anthony’s Shrine where officers were blessed, showing mutual respect between the force and the community.

Evendale Emergency Services advises charging large lithium-ion battery devices outside to prevent fires, highlighting this during Fire Prevention Week and offering safety tips.

St. Johns County has established IMPACT, a new advocacy group focusing on children's mental health, substance abuse, and healthcare access, featuring collaborative efforts from stakeholders and planning future leadership structures.

Boston Police engaged in arts and crafts with 6th graders at St. Theresa's School to prepare for the Faith and Blue Main Event aimed at community unity.

Lake Stevens calls for applicants to join its Planning Commission, an advisory body on city planning issues. Meetings are held monthly, with eligibility requirements for residents. Applications are due by October 24, 2025, at 5 p.m.

A Modesto church's former baseball field is now a thriving community garden with over 140 plots, fostering cultural exchange and organic gardening, managed by Everett Leon-Guerrero and supported by volunteers.

Brooklyn Park and Good in the 'Hood's "Shoe Away Hunger" event collects shoes for affordable sale, with proceeds funding local food programs, aiding over 7,500 people monthly.