TDEC is launching a mobile household hazardous waste collection in Anderson, Bedford, and Cumberland counties on October 4, for safe disposal of items like pesticides and pool chemicals.

Governor Greg Abbott directs Texas DPS to enhance security at religious sites, prompting collaboration with law enforcement to prevent violence and encouraging use of the iWatchTexas reporting system.

Fort Worth's Mobile Tool Shed program, providing free yard maintenance tool loans, has expanded citywide, allowing residents to reserve equipment online or by phone for weekend use.

Cobb County invites the community to its free Cybersecurity Day event on October 3 for education, expert talks, and career opportunities in cybersecurity.

Arlington will raise water, trash, and stormwater fees from Oct. 1 to fund utility operations, increasing costs for residents to maintain service quality.

The inaugural Tennessee Biodiversity Summit, offering talks, interactive booths, and networking opportunities, is open for registration with a complimentary lunch until Oct. 7.

Milton's Crabapple Fest on October 3-4 will close Crabapple Road for setup and celebrations, with detours directing traffic to Heritage Walk. Shuttle services are available from designated parking lots.

Tennessee Highway Safety Office adds four new seat belt convincers to educate on traffic safety and highlight life-saving importance of seat belts through simulations and community outreach.

The Comic Book & Toy Expo returns to Wake Forest featuring vintage comics, toys, and collectibles. Open to the public on Nov. 1, the family-friendly event promises a vast range of pop culture memorabilia.

Atlanta's Mayor Dickens launches the Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative to aid marginalized communities with the support of city and community leaders.

Jacksonville agencies united to combat domestic violence, highlighting resources and Hubbard House support ahead of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

The Wake Forest Police Department reschedules its "Coffee with a Cop" event for Oct. 7, to foster community engagement and understanding at Dunkin Donuts.

Boston Police officers joined seniors for a picnic at Piers Park, engaging in activities and distributing free ice cream to strengthen community relations.