The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary, sharing historic events and highlighting its evolution in fire service and community trust.

The Cleveland Division of Police announced the induction of 39 recruits into its 160th academy class, set to undergo over seven months of intense training.

The White Settlement Friends of the Library Book Sale is returning, offering affordable books to support the local library and its famous feline. Volunteers can participate in setup and earn early access.

The Iredell County Sheriff's Office is auctioning a stray male pig on August 29, 2024, at their Animal Services Building to address the stray livestock issue.

Former MSU student LingLong Wei sues the university for $100 million, claiming her thyroid cancer was due to chemical exposure during research. She alleges MSU neglected safety measures.

Raleigh's GIS Day 2025 will be at the City of Raleigh Museum on November 19, offering hands-on learning, demos, and interactions with GIS professionals.

Arlington's Neighborhood Matching Grant program offers up to $25,000 for local enhancement projects, with informational sessions and a November 3 deadline.

Fernandina Beach Police join NHTSA's "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign, running from August 15 through Labor Day, to reduce impaired driving and increase road safety.

Tyler Baumann caught a state record 9-ounce mooneye in Indiana's East Fork Whitewater River, using a night crawler as bait while fishing from a kayak.

A casino guest won over $622,000 with a $7 bet on Buffalo Diamond Extreme slot at Thunder Valley Casino Resort, among other big payouts at the Northern California venue.

Raleigh's Mordecai Park hosts Santa's Trolley in December, offering festive rides to find Santa, s'mores-making, and holiday fun for all ages with required advance booking.

Tampa's Homeless Outreach Team successfully housed a family of five left homeless after hurricanes, providing them with a rental subsidy and support from Family Promise, evidencing the city's commitment to combating homelessness.

The Missing Child Alert for 4-year-old Azariah Woodson in Florida was cancelled after he was reported safe; details of his recovery haven't been disclosed.