The Texas Supreme Court ruled eight-liner gaming devices unconstitutional, upholding Fort Worth's stance and allowing the city to regulate game rooms.

Coweta County, GA will see increased activity due to a large-scale emergency preparedness drill near West Georgia Technical College and Piedmont Newnan Hospital, affecting local traffic.

Alameda County's DA Office received a $6 million grant for a pre-arrest diversion program to aid individuals with mental health or substance issues, avoiding jail.

A stolen 9-week-old puppy named Fireball was safely returned to the Oregon Humane Society, and authorities are investigating the theft using surveillance footage.

Fort Worth hosted a Development 101 workshop to guide developers, business owners, and consultants through the city development process, featuring sessions like "Bob’s Building a Bistro" for practical understanding.

Fort Worth celebrated the one-year anniversary of its Environmental Services department with educational displays and a speech on their accomplishments.

Jonathan "Buck" Sims wins Solid Waste Worker of the Year for his dedication and service in the ACC Solid Waste Division, recognized at a Georgia conference.

Travelers from Orlando arrive at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport ahead of Hurricane Milton, with Florida's Tampa and Orlando airports closing due to the storm.

An anonymous buyer won a $5 million prize with a $50 scratch-off ticket at Hollywood Casino at the Meadows in Washington County, Pennsylvania. The seller received a $10,000 bonus.

Oklahoma teams mobilize to help former residents and others in Florida as Hurricane Milton approaches, with first responders ready to provide immediate support and relief efforts.

The Boston Police organized a fall outing for seniors at Russell Orchards, featuring apple-picking and farm animal interactions, emphasizing community policing.

Arlington will conduct targeted ground spraying for West Nile Virus on Oct. 8-9, in response to a positive mosquito sample found near Eden Road and West Lynn Creek Drive.

Arlington Police and the DEA invite the public to dispose of unused medications on National Drug Take Back Day at four sites in Arlington on October 26, 2024.