Hundreds of motorcyclists rode through Covington, Tennessee, for the St. Jude Motorcycle Run, supported by local police for safety and raising awareness and support for the children's hospital.

Jefferson Parish improves to a Class 3 NFIP rating, effective Oct. 1, 2025, granting a 35% flood insurance discount and saving residents over $12 million annually.

The Las Cruces Police Department offers safety tips for realtors, such as keeping cellphones and keys accessible, using pepper spray, sharing schedules, and avoiding isolation during showings.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is recruiting School Resource Deputies to ensure safety in schools and act as positive role models, requiring applicants to have a minimum of three years of law enforcement experience.

HGTV highlights Concord, NC, for its enchanting downtown combining history, art, and Southern charm, with street art, boutique shops, and the Avett Brothers tribute mural.

Hillsborough County celebrates National Adult Day Services Week from Sept. 21-27 with events aimed at supporting and educating clients and caregivers.

Franklin Police Department's 2nd Annual Chicken with a Cop event to be held at Chick-fil-A, aiming to strengthen community ties through shared meals and interactive experiences with officers.

Sheriff T.K. Waters will walk Jacksonville Beach neighborhoods on September 20 to engage with locals and discuss community concerns, starting at 10:30 a.m. from Bethlehem Lutheran Church.

The Crabapple Fest in Milton returns on October 4 with art, antiques, family activities, food, and music, expecting large attendance in downtown Milton.

Missouri's Department of Natural Resources opens its 2025-2026 Bus Grant Program to fund school and nonprofit field trips to state parks and historic sites.

The Garland Youth Citizen Police Academy began a new session, where high school students learn about police work over seven weeks, aiming to build community trust and understanding.

Union County Park Ranger Kevin Mager received the "Caught in the Act" Award for assisting a stranded Ukrainian visitor, ensuring her safe return to Washington, D.C.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office announced the death of K-9 Maro due to a medical issue. Maro served for nine years and was known for his tracking, apprehension, and narcotics detection skills, as well as his affectionate nature.