The Clayton County 4-H Horse Club seeks volunteers for equestrian training and hosting a Horse Quiz Bowl. Requirements include a background check and online training.

Minneapolis Animal Care and Control partners with ASPCA and Best Friends Society to encourage shelter dog adoptions and reunite lost pets with owners, amidst a rise in local animal bites.

Apopka residents struggle with flooding a week after Hurricane Milton, with local authorities working on solutions as neighborhoods like Wekiva Village face increasing water levels and power outages.

The Oklahoma City Thunder is honoring veterans with a giveaway, offering 500 game tickets and Freddy's meal coupons for Military Appreciation Night on Veterans' Day.

Hennepin County Sheriff's Office top officials discussed forensic science, juvenile crime patterns, and a decline in fentanyl overdoses on WCCO Radio, and shared their personal experiences in law enforcement.

St. Louis Park residents discussed the city's Safe Streets Action Plan at a community workshop focused on road safety, especially for pedestrians and cyclists.

The Marie Equi Center, serving the LGBTQIA2S+ community in Portland, opened on October 11, offering housing resources and support services to those facing homelessness.

Christy, a domestic violence survivor, shares her journey to recovery after a severe attack by her ex-boyfriend, highlighting the grim nature of abuse. Minnesota's public safety agency emphasizes the importance of support for victims.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel praised Senate approval of bills to enhance protections for vulnerable adults, with measures like tougher penalties for elder abuse.

The LVMPD commemorated Officers B Bishop and Danny Ottomanelli for their life-saving deeds during a stabbing incident, receiving recognition from the Clark County Commission.

A judge approved a $13 million settlement for a lawsuit over an unannounced active shooter drill at a Michigan child psychiatry hospital that caused panic.

Duluth has submitted its water service line materials inventory to the Minnesota Department of Health, revealing 6,856 lead lines. An online tool, LITT, allows residents to check their service line materials.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Southern Georgia appoints a District Election Officer to oversee election-related complaints, safeguarding voting rights for the upcoming Nov. 5 elections.