Raleigh launched the Community Cares Collaborative to improve coordination among agencies assisting residents, drawing over 70 leaders to its first event.

Miami-Dade judges ruled against tenants of Li'l Abner Mobile Home Park who are fighting evictions before a redevelopment. Residents claim they were not given proper notice and now face a class-action lawsuit.

The 14th Annual Building Ties Father-Son Conference hosted at Eastlake High School gathered 500 participants for activities aimed at strengthening familial bonds.

West Allis is addressing homelessness with a community event, promoting partnerships among organizations for better support and resources. The meeting aims to strengthen aid for the homeless.

The Janesville Senior Center is hosting a lunch with a presentation on Northern Illinois' spooky history on October 29, with meals and tales by historian Kathi Kresol.

Butts County seeks vendors for culvert pipe supply contract with a one-year term, renewable up to four years, based on performance. Bids are due by November 6, with a public opening the same day.

South Florida volunteers collected over 4,000 pounds of trash during the 40th International Coastal Cleanup, highlighting global environmental concerns.

Boston Police delivered school supplies to students, promoting community spirit through back-to-school initiatives.

The 15th annual Blue Heron Ghost Mine storytelling event will be held on October 18 at Big South Fork NRRA, offering history, tales, music, and activities.

Mayor Scott's 2025 Baltimore summer youth initiative showed positive outcomes, with decreased youth violence and increased engagement through various programs and community partnerships.

Oregon highlights the importance of relative caregivers in foster care, launching the Relative Pathway to streamline certification while maintaining safety standards, resulting in an increase in relative placements.

The ACSO Open House featured educational displays, interactive activities, and exhibits by various public safety departments for the community on September 23, 2025.

Arapahoe County proposes a home-sharing licensing program for STRs with two options to maintain neighborhood peace and allow income from rentals. Public input is sought, with key rules outlined and a public hearing scheduled for October 21.