The Baltimore Orioles have pledged $250,000 and will match donations for Hurricane Milton relief, potentially contributing $500,000 overall, with The Patterson Foundation adding $100,000 if the goal is met.

The Hillsboro City Council approved a community advisory vote on fluoridation of the city's water supply for the November 2024 ballot after a pro-fluoridation group's push.

Sandy Springs invites residents to discuss the Roberts Drive Multi-Use Side Path, aimed at improving pedestrian and cyclist safety, during an open house.

The Brooklyn Park PD is hosting a free Halloween event featuring emergency vehicles on October 29 from 5:30-7:30 PM, aimed at fostering community relations.

Fulton County voters commenced early voting for the 2024 General Election, with 37 venues available, including the Elections Hub with ample parking and an online platform for live wait times.

Steelers rookies visited UPMC Children's Hospital for arts and crafts with patients, while Larry Ogunjobi led a STEM event focusing on technology and education.

Bellevue's community gathered to discuss the future of arts and culture, against the backdrop of the Bellevue Arts Museum financial struggles. Input from this session and an online survey will influence the city's arts support strategies.

The City of Lewisville hosts a Backyard Cottage Design Competition to address affordable housing, with cash prizes for various age categories and a focus on sustainability and accessibility.

Gwinnett County approves a 5.3% market pay adjustment for staffers to stay competitive and address the rising cost of living since 2017, aiming to attract and retain employees in a strong job market.

Operation Green Light in Kent County supports veterans by lighting buildings green from Nov. 4 to 11, highlighting services for veterans, and involving the community.

TECO has restored power to 97% of customers in Tampa Bay after Hurricane Milton, using over 6,000 workers to replace infrastructure and continues working on complex outages.

San Diego fishermen caught a 492-pound swordfish, nearly breaking the CA record. The catch, after a three-hour effort, will be shared with friends and family.

The City of Hollywood warns of potential flooding from King Tides and advises residents to prepare, with high tides predicted by NOAA to affect the area into mid-December.