Boulder City received the APA Nevada DeBoer Award for their Historic District Design Guidelines and Interactive Webmap, which support historic preservation.

SDSU is investigating a viral blackface incident related to a Halloween costume that depicted Sean "Diddy" Combs, while the university clarifies that the individuals involved are not confirmed students.

Mile High Youth Corps helps Sans Souci Mobile Home Park residents with free wildfire mitigation services, fostering a culture of preparedness and protecting the financially burdened community.

The LAFD released a Halloween safety checklist on their website advising on decoration, costume safety, and treat inspection to prevent accidents during the festivities.

Dollywood offers $5 tickets to Sevier County residents and workers as donations for local nonprofits, valid from November 1-10 during the Smoky Mountain Christmas event.

Fort Lauderdale celebrates the opening of the renovated Las Olas Marina, a $130 million project enhancing its status as a premier yachting destination.

Corewell Health nurses in Detroit may unionize with Teamsters, with a vote set after gaining approval from the NLRB amid efforts to improve working conditions and wages.

Oklahoma SNAP beneficiaries are warned to secure their accounts against skimming fraud, with nearly 10,000 replacement requests for stolen benefits in the past month.

Lyn Estabrook, leveraging her architecture background, now oversees strategic airport development in Austin, focusing on future trends, efficient construction, and airport master planning.

Anoka County lights buildings green to honor veterans from Nov. 4-11 as part of Operation Green Light, an initiative aimed at supporting veterans and promoting awareness of their challenges.

Harford County Public Schools held a meeting on school safety after a fatal shooting, discussing security improvements and measures like clear backpacks and metal detectors.

Medical staff at Methodist Medical Center in Oak Ridge rallied for better pay and staffing, emphasizing the impact on patient care amid ongoing contract negotiations.

The Cobb County Police Department reports a "baby boom" with 30 officers becoming new parents in 2024, fostering camaraderie and joy within the force.