Las Cruces will host its 28th annual Veterans Day Parade on Nov 9 to honor "Veteran First Responders" starting at 11 a.m., with ceremonies and street closures planned to facilitate the event.

The Fort Worth Fire Department is collecting donations to aid Hurricane Helene victims and will accept specific items at all 45 fire stations until October 26.

Redmond Lights will illuminate Downtown Park from December 7 to January 6, 2025, with free art installations, fostering community and local talent.

Center 50+ is hosting a Harvest Party Volunteer Fair on October 30 in Salem, inviting community members to explore volunteer opportunities with various organizations.

Raleigh's Lake Lynn Park offers Youth and Teen Basketball Training programs starting November 9th, for ages 8-17, focusing on skill development and basketball IQ.

The Lakewood Police Department is accepting applications for its 12-week Citizens' Police Academy starting January 15, 2025, to educate residents on police operations.

Honolulu’s City Council is working on stricter e-bike regulations due to safety concerns after 180+ accidents occurred this year. They aim to clarify usage rules and helmet laws.

The Fort Worth District 8 Transportation Fair invites residents to learn about local transport projects, including the Everman Safe Streets program, for improved pedestrian safety.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office provided a "Day in the Life" program for high school students, offering hands-on law enforcement experiences, mentorship, and real-world insights into the field.

White Settlement's Utility Billing lobby and drive-thru will be closed daily from noon to 1 pm, Tuesday-Thursday; alternative payment methods are available.

The Engine 185 crew received the Zoll's Clinical Save Award for their life-saving response to a cardiac arrest, using CPR and an advanced cardiac monitor to stabilize the patient.

Dunwoody, Georgia's City Council is set to discuss two proposed Charter amendments regarding the employment of council members and the acceptance of gifts for law enforcement and health emergencies.

Chanhassen, Minnesota, is encouraging residents to donate used Halloween pumpkins to feed farm animals, emphasizing sustainability and community spirit.