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The Texas DPS released a report on the Compassionate Use Program (CUP), aiming to assess its sustainability and accessibility, ahead of the 89th Texas Legislature session.
Minneapolis begins its street cleaning on Oct. 22 to protect waterways, with "No Parking" signs posted beforehand and online resources provided for residents.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is moving homeless individuals from encampments to housing, part of a broader initiative tackling the city's homelessness crisis.
A power outage at AACC's Arnold campus caused the temporary closure of the Arnold Senior Activity Center, with the department providing contact numbers for affected seniors seeking assistance.
Palm Beach County's SWA is set to resume waste services, aiming for efficient post-disruption cleanup. Residents are advised to sort waste and be mindful of bulk item volume.
Minneapolis will host the 2024 Trans Equity Summit on October 30 to support the trans community with workshops and resources at McNamara Alumni Center.
Cleveland has canceled West 6th Street Browns tailgates for the year due to safety concerns, impacting local businesses and prompting discussions on event management.
Two Arizona lottery players won $1.6 million and $1.04 million from tickets purchased in Phoenix and Gilbert. They have six months to claim their prizes.
The City of Green will host an annual Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast on October 26 to honor volunteers with Mayor Yeargin cooking pancakes. Registration required.
KCSW donated 1,500 period products to help combat period poverty, as highlighted by First Lady Monica Kawakami during an event at the Līhu‘e Civic Center.
Newton County, Georgia is now eligible for federal hurricane relief, allowing residents to apply for aid like housing grants and low-cost loans until December 2, 2024.
Kirkland City Council invites residents to help shape the 2025-2026 city budget, prioritizing public safety, parks, and inclusive housing, through engagement like the City Budget Pop Quiz.
The Fort Worth Police host a Fall Safety Fair with family activities, free food, and safety information at Lowe's on NW Centre Dr., happening from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. this weekend.
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