A study explores how different social media platforms influence risky sexual behavior in teens, finding that informational sites like YouTube lead to safer choices than interactive sites like Snapchat.

Maple Grove’s Fire Station 5 hosted a fire safety storytime for kids, allowing them to explore a fire truck and learn about firefighting in an engaging way.

Ramsey County officials addressed scrutiny over a temp employee's social media remarks, reaffirming their commitment to community values and stating an internal review is ongoing.

Pottsgrove Manor will host its first History Talk and Happy Hour featuring a whiskey distilling lecture, with no registration required and a $2 suggested donation.

Jacksonville is preparing for the 2025 International Coastal Cleanup with community-led efforts to clear litter from waterways and parks on Saturday, starting from early morning at various locations.

The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth screens 'The Disruptors,' a film about ADHD, on October 2 at 7 p.m., free with a reservation. A discussion follows the movie.

The article discusses Tulsa's 918 Day Passport Challenge, inviting residents to explore the city and collect stamps for a giveaway. The event replaces a scavenger hunt and includes local districts and landmarks.

Boulder seeks resident input on its comprehensive plan update regarding housing, climate, and economy, with surveys sent to 5,000 households and an online questionnaire for all.

Councilwoman Sherene Williams has initiated a beautification project in Ward 7, Lawton, focusing on helping the elderly maintain their homes, with local volunteers and funding supporting the effort.

A light rail train and a tractor-trailer crashed in Phoenix, causing a major fire and non-life-threatening injuries to the truck driver. Traffic was disrupted for cleanup and investigation.

Monroe County launches the SAFE Program to help first responders assist residents with special needs by providing critical information to prevent confusion and unnecessary force.

Wake County Commissioners have approved a master plan for the expansion and improvement of Crowder County Park, which will add new features and green spaces to the 129-acre area, with Phase 1 design starting in 2023.

Milwaukee celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a special bus design launched by County Executive David Crowley, highlighting Latino cultural influences in the area.