The City of Raleigh is hosting a Fall Career Fair on October 29, offering local job seekers opportunities to explore a range of roles and talk to city departments.

Chandler's Golden Neighbors program offers a free Medicare 101 presentation by Oak Street Health for seniors on Oct. 9, with a Spanish interpreter available.

Fishers Police Department spotlighted their forensics lab during Forensic Science Week, sharing their 2024 stats and highlighting its unique technologies on Facebook.

Paramedic Michaela and EMT Matthew from Gilbert Fire and Rescue were awarded the Life Saving Award for their timely response in transporting a heart attack patient.

Chandler integrates Waymo's autonomous vehicles into its public transit system via the Chandler Flex microtransit service, offering a tech-forward travel option.

Orange County resident Annika Martin disputes a $4,400 water bill from Pluris, suspecting a glitch with her meter readings during a period when she was away from home. The company, after testing the meter, has offered a reduced bill of $1,800.

Arlington Public Library's Fall Book Sale is set for October 7-10, 2025, at the First United Methodist Church, offering a wide range of affordable books to support library programs.

Bradford Neighborhood Park in Davidson has completed its second expansion, adding a picnic shelter, walking loop, and playground enhancements with funding from ARPA.

Job seekers can meet employers at a hiring event in Blaine, MN on October 1st, with positions in manufacturing, health care, and more, offering wages up to $35.00.

The St. Johns Regional Audubon Native Plant Garden in St. Augustine has been honored by the FNPS for promoting local flora, biodiversity, and ecological education.

The Cobb County Safety Village is hosting Truck-A-Palooza on Oct. 4, featuring hands-on safety learning with community vehicles for $5 per person at Town Center at Cobb.

September in Tennessee is Driver Services Center Appreciation Month, recognizing the role of Driver Services Centers in organ and tissue donor sign-ups.

Scottsdale, Arizona bans pedestrians from standing on medians with 30 mph or higher speed limits to enhance safety.