The "Aggies Think, Care, Act" initiative at Utah State University promotes the school's community principles focusing on respect and social responsibility to foster a culture of belonging.

The expanded parking lot of Richmil Ranch Open Space is now open, offering more space for vehicles and horse trailers to enhance visitor access to the area's trails and natural features.

Brooklyn Park Police Department encourages safe disposal of medications on National Drug Take Back Day, emphasizing public and environmental health, at the station on October 25 from 10am-2pm.

Manteca Police Department organizes an event on November 19 to raise awareness about human trafficking, featuring experts, real stories, and resources to help prevent it.

St. Louis Park Skate School will host a fall showcase on November 1 with free attendance, skate rentals, and an opportunity for the community to skate.

The USDA's FNS warns SNAP benefits may stop in November if the federal shutdown persists, impacting all recipients; Arapahoe County advises seeking local aid.

AASD and DSD issued updates on rate increases for 2026, new resource launches, and program sunsets, including public sessions and advisory group recruitment.

Long Beach announces its Veterans Day Celebration on November 8 at Houghton Park with entertainment, food trucks, and a veterans recognition ceremony.

Loyola University prepares for the funeral of Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, who passed away at 106, with a service on campus open for in-person attendance and streaming.

Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne links school closures to parental anger over 'woke ideology,' citing Scottsdale's recent controversies and school board spending as an example.

A new playground at Biffle Park in Stone Mountain, GA will open on October 25th with a ribbon-cutting event, funded by various sources including a local sales tax.

The Minnesota State Patrol weaves wellness support into its operations, with Chaplain John Morris and Dr. Amy Schweigert leading mental health initiatives for troopers facing traumatic events.

The St. Charles Parish Council meeting on October 20 will address ordinance amendments, contracts, and public works, with discussions over document fees, a boat launch contract, and project change orders.