Bloomfield Township trustee Stephanie Fakih was censured by the board for a social media post calling Zionists "scum of the earth," amid community division and debate.

The Brooks family's lawsuit over their daughter's death in the 2022 Raleigh Christmas Parade has added the City of Raleigh and two city employees as defendants.

The PCHR named its 2024 Social Justice Award honorees, recognizing individuals and organizations in Philadelphia for their contributions to human and civil rights. The ceremony will be hosted by Shaynah Ferreira.

Anne Arundel County hosted its first Hispanic Heritage Awards, honoring 23 locals for contributions in various fields and remembering Miguel Angel Luna.

Howard County celebrates local champions of disability inclusion during National Disability Employment Awareness Month, with awards presented to supportive businesses and individuals.

Fayette County is considering an ordinance to regulate industrial solar farms amid local opposition and concerns for rural character preservation. A public hearing is set for residents to voice their opinions on the matter.

Carmel has set Halloween trick-or-treating hours for Oct. 31, from 5 to 8 pm. Residents are encouraged to light up porches to participate, with safety being paramount, including driving cautiously and children using reflective gear.

Brian Sneed, an automotive teacher at Cordova High School, wins a national teaching excellence prize, earning him and the school's automotive program a total of $50,000.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising public consciousness and emphasizing the importance of early detection and education in the fight against the most common cancer amongst women.

Two Oregon counties filed a lawsuit against the state's health authority over funding distribution methods for drug addiction treatment from Measure 110.

The Port Charlotte Public Library has reopened after Hurricane Milton, resuming its regular schedule, offering the community access to books and a sense of normalcy.

The article underscores the fire hazards associated with clothes dryers and shares safety advice, such as proper cleaning and maintenance, from the Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office.

Multnomah County seeks members for a new advisory committee to develop public campaign financing for local elections by 2026. Applications are open until October 28.