Norman's Division of Environmental Resilience and Sustainability is hosting cleanup events with local students and community agencies on October 20, 26, and 27, 2024.

FPL is prepared to restore power during Hurricane Milton, with a 17,000-strong team and additional crews from 37 states ready to assist with expected outages in Florida.

Houston is set to celebrate White Cane Safety Day with events on October 15 at the University of Houston and October 12 at the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center.

Rockwall County joins the Lights Out Texas campaign to protect migratory birds, turning off non-essential lights at night during the migration season.

Cobb County's Public Safety Appreciation luncheon honored brave service members, including ex-police officer Thomas Weldon who received the Medal of Valor.

Wright and Sherburne counties, partnering with Sherburne County Area United Way, will host the Community Connect event on October 17 at Big Lake Middle School to provide services to those in economic hardship.

Following two murders at Victoria Plaza Apartments, residents are demanding better security from the overseeing organization, Opportunity Home San Antonio.

Community members met at Unidos to discuss neighborhood well-being, receiving advice on community activities, housing, and insurance from experts like Andrea Leon and Brenda Carmona.

A pilot program in Detroit has given 250 students from DPSCD schools running shoes for the Detroit Free Press Kids Marathon to promote physical activity.

CHOP surgeons achieved their 32nd separation of conjoined twins, successfully operating on Amari and Javar Ruffin.

Dallas begins West Nile Virus countermeasures with scheduled mosquito control spraying in a defined area, advising residents to stay indoors during operations and take preventive measures.

Bands drop out of the Orlando Shell Shock II festival after Kyle Rittenhouse is announced as a guest, citing disagreement with promoting a divisive figure. The event's future is now uncertain.

The Round Rock Public Library receives the 2024 Texas Book Festival Grant to enhance its Large Print collection for patrons with visual impairments as part of its Library At Home program.