Clackamas County offers various property tax payment options including online, mail, drop box, and in-person. Discounts are available for full payments by Nov. 15 and partial payment plans are offered.

Seattle residents can safely dispose of unwanted meds on National Drug Take Back Day, October 26th, at local precincts, in an effort to prevent prescription drug abuse.

The Alamo Navajo community celebrated the 42nd Alamo Indian Day, emphasizing the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples and community needs.

The University of Texas at Austin ranks second in the state and 11th nationally in a WalletHub study, with Rice University leading Texas and placing sixth in the U.S.

Athens-Clarke County announces the opening of online registration for its Winter Program, offering a range of activities for all ages, with registration for residents starting on November 2 and non-residents on November 4.

The Arlington Public Library has launched a Spice Club, providing free monthly spice kits with a "one per household" policy for adults 18+, on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Plymouth has submitted a water service line inventory to the Minnesota Department of Health, enabling residents to check their pipe material; however, many lines are still unverified.

Some Palm Beach County residents did not receive tornado alerts on their phones during Hurricane Milton, prompting concerns about emergency system reliability.

Macomb County's Planning and Economic Development is hosting a webinar to connect employers with schools to bridge the talent gap and bolster the workforce.

The Irving Police Department held its annual Illuminate Irving event, a tribute to domestic violence victims, involving the community in floating lanterns on Lake Carolyn in remembrance and support.

A fire in Knox County damaged a house but was contained before causing major destruction, with no injuries reported. Rural Metro highlighted the importance of fire safety.

Gwinnett County retains top AAA/Aaa bond ratings from Moody's, Fitch, and S&P, enabling cost-effective bonding for projects including Gwinnett Place Mall redevelopment.

Gwinnett Animal Welfare hosts "Shelter Pets Rock," a free pet adoption and family event with music and activities, at the Bill Atkinson Animal Welfare Center.