The Nevada Department of Education is investigating Clark County School District's budget discrepancies and demands accountability for the financial mismanagement.

The Texas Land Commissioner's office features Col. William Gregory's military service in WWII and the Cuban Missile Crisis, detailing his rise from a Tennessee sharecropper to a distinguished pilot.

The Chandler Public Library reintroduces its Writer-in-Residence program with author Amy Fellner Dominy offering consultations and workshops this fall.

QuikTrip has donated $351,000 to the Broken Arrow Police Department's RTIC to improve crime prevention and response, with law enforcement and city officials highlighting the center's benefits.

Texas gained over 600,000 residents last year, with around 43% from abroad, while Florida saw 634,000 new residents, with over 45% from international origins.

The DeSoto Police Department reported on social media about 16 impounded animals, urging owners to visit Tri-City Animal Shelter to identify and retrieve their pets.

Wellstar Health System plans to revitalize the former Atlanta Medical Center site with mixed-use development, sparking community concerns about healthcare provision and gentrification.

Upper Arlington's DEA Drug Take Back Day event, held on October 26 at Fire Station 72, offers a safe way to dispose of medications, aiming to prevent drug misuse.

PACC is preparing for a free Snip 'n' Tip event to spay and neuter community cats in Pima County, under its TNR program, to help control the cat population.

Rockwall County prepares for elections, offering an online tool with a map and wait times for voting locations. Early voting begins October 21; Election Day is November 5.

The South Minneapolis Seniors Fair returns, offering workshops and resources for seniors, sponsored by city council members and featuring activities like yoga and art, plus discussions on safety and wellness.

Lewisville is holding a meeting to discuss traffic calming on King Arthur Boulevard. Residents can attend, review the draft plan, and provide input on the project.

The City of Raleigh hosts a family-friendly Fall Fest on October 25 at Barwell Road with games, crafts, and a parade. Costumes are welcome but must be weapon and fake blood-free for safety. Details are on the city's website.