Cook County uses a Halloween-themed map to educate on rabies prevention and document rabid bats found in the area, emphasizing the importance of vaccinating pets.

Mesa's East Valley Veterans Parade, with Google Fiber's sponsorship, will honor "Arizona Heroes" and feature grand marshal Retired Army Sergeant Dan Piotrowski, as well as free museum admissions for veterans.

Coon Rapids, MN, encourages residents to recycle their Halloween pumpkins at the local recycling center to prevent landfill waste and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The Maple Grove Police Department reminds us that despite Domestic Violence Awareness Month ending, the fight against domestic abuse continues. They encourage ongoing support and dialogue to help survivors year-round.

Lake Havasu City Police heightened DUI enforcement during Halloween, funded by an Arizona safety grant, to ensure safe roads amid increased foot traffic and celebrations.

A house fire on Ski Acres Drive near Appalachian Ski Mountain in Blowing Rock was contained with no injuries or additional homes affected, though initially mistaken for a potential wildfire.

Melissa Hardegree from Lawrenceville has joined the UGA's CCTT, bringing her strategic communication expertise to this leading crisis communication research hub.

Lake Havasu City launched a new online portal for streamlined licensing and permitting, which will be available from November 1 to assist businesses, contractors, and residents.

Raleigh is updating its Comprehensive Plan, which guides city development, to address sustainable growth and invites residents to join the conversation, especially for the upcoming Stormwater Community Conversation.

The article reminds residents to check and replace their smoke alarm batteries with the end of Daylight Saving Time, highlighting their importance for safety in homes.

Deerfield Beach city facilities will close on Veterans Day, with trash collection continuing but the Recycling Center shut. Residents should prepare for minor service disruptions.

New Orleans introduces a local Walk of Fame honoring notable figures with engraved Fleur-de-lis, blending celebration with education and community engagement.

Two Hillsborough County waste facilities will return to normal hours after storm cleanup, with operations from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Other centers maintain extended hours for yard waste.