READY Long Beach Community Preparedness Expo is scheduled for October 12 at Long Beach City College, offering disaster preparedness resources and training.

The Minneapolis Police Department highlighted the work of firearm forensic scientists during National Forensic Science Week, showcasing their role in criminal investigations and the positive public response to these efforts.

Gilbert celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting the cultural impact and contributions of its Hispanic and Latino employees in community services and public roles.

A petition urges AISD to delay a school consolidation vote, with concerns about academic priorities and transparency. Parents struggle for clear information, while AISD navigates capacity disparities and pledges community engagement.

Eden Prairie hosts a variety of local events, including a collection of one acts by Eden Prairie Players, a Car Seat Clinic by EPPD, and POUND for PROP fitness class charity event.

Deer Creek Middle School and Prairie Vale Elementary in Edmond closed due to power outages caused by storms, with restoration time uncertain. Other district schools remain open.

The Wisconsin DNR urges hunters to submit more CWD samples, particularly from areas with recent detections, to aid in disease management and wildlife health.

The city of Sacramento is developing 'Micro-Communities for Seniors' to provide cost-efficient housing for homeless seniors, featuring amenities and support services. The project aims to be sustainable given declining state funding.

Tulsa Parks is hosting its first Handmade Market at Veterans Park, featuring over 100 local vendors and food trucks, to celebrate the city's creative spirit.

Millington Parks and Recreation offers a beginner volleyball camp for kids aged 7-11 at Ed Haley Sports Complex, with registration open until October 10.

Duluth hosts an open house on September 25 to discuss the Palm Street Smart Pond project, aimed at improving stormwater management and reducing flood risk.

The Cobb County Sheriff's Office is hosting a community briefing on September 25 to discuss its initiatives, honor service, and graduate a class, also addressing suicide prevention.

Cobb County high school students in grades 9-11 can apply for the 2025-26 Youth Commission to gain leadership and civic engagement experience. Application requires a recommendation letter.