A multi‑agency sweep on Oʻahu recovered 10 missing teens this weekend. Officials say arrests were made and the youths are being connected to care.

Local reporting says Sacramento is approaching a shortage of burial plots and a private proposal aims to add new interment options while navigating state rules.

Sandy City Police Department highlights the impact of domestic violence on children, offering support and resources, and urges community action during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

The Coon Rapids Police Department will participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on October 25th to safely dispose of unused medication.

Cleveland Police shared updates on their leadership training, focusing on team dynamics and problem-solving, with participants navigating a mock river crossing.

North Miami's Haunted Trails event takes place tomorrow at Enchanted Forest, featuring hayrides, a costume contest, and the introduction of Coxie the Pumpkin mascot. Tickets are available for $7, with family packs at $28.

Nevada County warns of potential delay in November CalFresh benefits due to the federal shutdown; residents urged to meet reporting requirements to avoid further delays.

Stockton Police won first place in the San Joaquin County SWAT competition, excelling in tactical skills, fitness, and firearms proficiency, marking their fourth consecutive victory.

Road crews are fixing a large hole on Meadowbrook Lane overpass above I-75 North in Clayton County, causing delays and uncertainty about the repair timeline.

Edmond Electric, a utility in Oklahoma, integrates community support with their services, reinvesting in local amenities and assisting in broader initiatives like hurricane recovery and the Light Up Navajo project.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture encourages public acorn collection to aid white oak regeneration, with the East Tennessee Nursery needing acorns for seedling growth.

The University of Tennessee at Martin is hosting its 19th Young Writers Conference for high school students and educators, with registration closing on Oct. 24.

Janesville is revamping Mt. Zion Avenue with new pavement, ADA-compliant sidewalks, water mains, and storm sewers, starting spring 2026. A public forum is scheduled for input on October 28.