David Lord will receive the Spirit of Colorado Springs Lifetime Achievement Award for his philanthropy and community work, as announced by Mayor Yemi.

Charlotte firefighters celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, sharing stories of how their diverse backgrounds and family influences have shaped their commitment to service within the fire department.

Boerne's Visitor Center announces October trick-or-treating event featuring local businesses like Bakery Lorraine and Bear Moon Bakery, with encouragement to share experiences using @visitboerne on social media.

Tampa's new affordable housing community, Knoll Pine Way, introduces 3D printed homes in an effort to reduce construction costs and build time, catering to families earning 80% below median income.

Shelby County Sheriff's Office moved 113 inmates to Tennessee state prisons to address local jail overcrowding and prepare for an expected increase in arrests.

Janesville announces the return of the Riverside Drive-Thru Trunk or Treat event on October 18 for families to enjoy socially-distanced Halloween fun.

Hampton, Georgia, is hosting a Faith & Blue Field Day on October 11, 2025, with activities and community engagement to foster connections with law enforcement.

Coon Rapids offers a "Home Alone Safety Class" for kids aged 8-12, covering safety skills and first aid. The class takes place on October 16 at the Coon Rapids Civic Center.

Raleigh launched the Community Cares Collaborative to improve coordination among agencies assisting residents, drawing over 70 leaders to its first event.

Miami-Dade judges ruled against tenants of Li'l Abner Mobile Home Park who are fighting evictions before a redevelopment. Residents claim they were not given proper notice and now face a class-action lawsuit.

The 14th Annual Building Ties Father-Son Conference hosted at Eastlake High School gathered 500 participants for activities aimed at strengthening familial bonds.

West Allis is addressing homelessness with a community event, promoting partnerships among organizations for better support and resources. The meeting aims to strengthen aid for the homeless.

The Janesville Senior Center is hosting a lunch with a presentation on Northern Illinois' spooky history on October 29, with meals and tales by historian Kathi Kresol.