Tempe, Arizona, reports a 46% drop in homelessness, as city initiatives reduce unsheltered numbers from 515 to 277. Some local nonprofits, however, struggle with the city for cooperation in aiding the homeless.

Houston activists call for increased resources to combat sex trafficking ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, citing concerns over an expected rise in the issue during the event.

Bridgewater State University Police Chief Tillinghast was honored at a ceremony attended by colleagues and the Plymouth County Sheriff's Department, marking his retirement and the welcome of Chief Glen Anderson.

Cleveland Heights is hosting a second Q&A about the upcoming ballot measure, providing residents with another chance to learn about Issue 7 before voting on it.

Two Michigan students, Alexandra K. Paisley and Ryan R. Wang, were named 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholars for their academic and leadership excellence.

Broomfield is conducting a bioterrorism drill at the Broomfield Bay Aquatic Park in collaboration with local agencies to enhance emergency preparedness.

During National Fire Prevention Week, Upper Arlington officials emphasize the importance of fire safety awareness and preparations like regular smoke alarm checks and escape plans.

Ferris State University has rejected a proposal to install a statue of Charlie Kirk, emphasizing that campus statues are reserved for those with direct contributions to the university.

Breanna Cahoon, a student at USU's new College of Arts and Sciences, is thriving academically while engaging in leadership, teaching, and research roles.

UNLV hosts a vigil to mark the anniversary of attacks by Hamas on Israel and to call for the release of hostages still held in Gaza. Local chapters gather in solidarity.

Custom motorcycle, crafted by Paul Cox & The Mohawk Group, to be auctioned by Barrett-Jackson for veterans' aid via the Tunnel to Towers Foundation in memory of 9/11 firefighter Stephen Siller.

Detroit announces free CERT training by DHSEM to teach residents emergency skills, starting October 9, with classes at the Eastside Community Network.

The Modesto Police Department received a $485,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety for enhanced traffic enforcement to reduce road injuries and fatalities.