Utah expands its Care Communities program, led by First Lady Abby Cox, to support foster families with the help of volunteers, to be announced at the Governor's Mansion.

Columbus Fire crew members received the EMS Department of the Month award for July from OhioHealth Riverside for expertly handling a severe heart attack patient.

Milwaukee County opens Disaster Recovery Centers aiding storm and flood victims with FEMA and other relief services, and the SBA provides a Business Recovery Center for disaster loan assistance.

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville climbed 35 spots in U.S. News & World Report's rankings, placing 28th for innovation and 14th among public universities, with strong business and nursing programs.

Folsom residents are asked for input on a $3 million budget shortfall, with a focus on cuts in areas like the Fire and Police Departments, and Information Technology Services. Public council meetings will discuss these cost-saving measures.

St. Augustine is opening its Institutional Rehabilitation Grant Program in October to fund repairs for historic buildings in the LCRA. Eligibility is determined by location.

The LLELA Open House offers free outdoor activities and educational exhibits on butterflies, nature walks, camping, fishing, and history in Lewisville.

Newton County has sent out the 2025 property tax bills, including changes from HB581, which introduces a new Floating Statewide Exemption for additional tax relief. Online payments are encouraged for convenience.

Wake County celebrates Noelle Spence during Registered Environmental Health Specialist Week, highlighting her rise from Environmental Consultant in 2021 to Environmental Health Manager in 2022.

Lewisville partners with TCAP for a low-cost pet vaccine clinic on Oct. 4 at Gene Carey Animal Shelter, offering affordable vaccines and tests for dogs and cats.

An illegal flagpole erected at Utah's historic Black Rock has created controversy, its unauthorized installation prompting an investigation and public debate on respecting heritage.

The Camino De Los Muertos Trail Run at Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area on Nov. 1 supports conservation efforts and offers various race lengths for participants.

Ohio's Department of Transportation promotes the state's scenic byways for fall foliage viewing through social media, encouraging exploration of natural beauty and historical sites.