Oklahoma City is transferring water from Canton Lake to Lake Hefner to address low water levels, in cooperation with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, while considering community concerns.

Animal Care Services offers tips for pet safety during Halloween, highlighting the dangers of treats, costumes, decorations, and stress from visitors.

Frisco's southbound Dallas Parkway frontage road will close briefly on October 31 at 10:30 a.m. for a new traffic signal installation, causing potential short delays.

The Front Street Animal Shelter in Sacramento urges pet vaccination and licensing following recent rabies cases and an incident with a rabid skunk near the zoo.

The Atlanta Braves Foundation and Chick-fil-A launch the Home Plate Project in Douglas County to provide food to residents facing hunger on November 7.

Bloomington invests in community spaces and health initiatives, funded by a new sales tax for projects like park upgrades, ice garden renovations, and a new wellness center, with resident input and transparent timelines.

The Answerland Advisory Committee is holding a virtual meeting on November 12th to discuss Oregon's virtual reference service, with an open invitation for public participation.

Escondido Police are conducting a DUI checkpoint on November 1 from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m., warning that impairment can result from various substances, not just alcohol.

Boston Police officers joined a competitive archery event with Charlestown women to strengthen community ties, supported by BCYF and the Parks Department.

Washington County libraries host various events in November, including genealogy, eco-organizing, RPGs, empty nest strategies, loon-friendly landscaping, and digital marketing classes.

Fort Worth is set to hold the Tarrant County Veterans Day Parade on Nov. 11, complete with a ceremony and procession, also commemorating the city's 175th anniversary with a theme that honors military history and future aspirations.

Minneapolis is developing a community-driven plan for George Floyd Square with features like a flexible street design, memorial spaces, and continued public engagement to honor George Floyd and update infrastructure.

Boston police in District E-18 hosted a Pumpkin Painting Party for children, combining fun, safety lessons, and community bonding ahead of Halloween trick-or-treating.