The Hiring Red, White & You! Job Fair for veterans and local job seekers will be held on Nov. 4, 2025, at Globe Life Field in Arlington, featuring over 100 employers.

Milton residents are invited to discuss city development at a Community Information Zoning Meeting on October 28 to address four potential city code text amendments.

Tennessee's graduation rate hits a new high of 92.3% for the 2024-25 school year, with notable increases in districts and special education. Programs and tutoring contribute to this success.

Coon Creek Watershed District is offering grants for water-related educational projects, with funding from $500 to $1,000 for eligible educators and groups.

Globe, Arizona continues recovery a month after catastrophic floods, facing financial challenges as they seek federal aid and work on infrastructure improvements.

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey will honor Matthews Fire & EMS with the Commissioner's Award and address the Charlotte Rotary Club on Tuesday, October 28.

Lewisville offers home and community enhancement grants, with an information workshop on Nov. 11. Programs include the Property Enhancement Program, Love Your Block, and the Neighborhood Enhancement Program.

The University of Utah is hosting ESPN's 'College GameDay' for a sixth time on November 1, with live morning broadcasts and fan participation encouraged.

Gov. Kemp of Georgia will conclude an international economic development mission at the 2025 SEUS-Japan Conference in Tokyo to strengthen ties with Japanese industry leaders.

Charlotte County celebrated winners of its Sea Turtle Lighting Recognition Program, recognizing The Waverly Restaurant and Pelican Landing Condominium for their efforts in protecting sea turtles by adhering to lighting standards.

Carrollton's "Santa on the Square" features Santa, a reindeer, tree lighting, and a drone show on December 6 from 4-8 p.m. in Historic Downtown Carrollton.

Las Cruces Utilities will be closed on October 30 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a safety and team-building event. Payments can still be made at City Hall during this time.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety is actively working against illegal online gambling to protect both consumers and the state's legal gaming industry.