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.

Arlington offers a showerhead exchange program to encourage water conservation by providing residents with water-efficient models, promising savings on utilities and energy.

As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, residents rush to prepare, lining up for sandbags and finalizing safety measures, with officials emphasizing the urgency to act before conditions worsen.

San Antonio prepares for its third annual "Pueblos del Maiz," a celebration of corn in culinary traditions, with events showcasing local and international cooking talent.

Milton City Council approves a local barn to become a bookbinding business, maintaining its exterior while setting operation conditions. Other meeting points addressed city upgrades and community acknowledgments.

The North Texas Red Cross is aiding those impacted by Hurricane Helene and preparing for Hurricane Milton, calling for volunteers to help in Florida shelters.

Saint Paul is advancing plans for the Lee and Penny Anderson Arena at the University of St. Thomas, a multipurpose venue for sports and academic events, while inviting public input on its environmental impact.

The Southeast Branch library is hosting a Spooktober Family Festival on October 25, featuring games, crafts, storytime, and a costume contest. The event is free and aims to celebrate Halloween with the community.

St. Louis is hosting a free vaccine clinic on October 10 with health partners, coinciding with the Mayor's town hall meeting, offering COVID, flu, and RSV vaccines.

Jacksonville prepares for tropical weather with closures of city services, including the Police Memorial Building, district substations, and interruptions to corrections and court services from October 9-11, resuming Monday, October 14.

Barrow County offices, courts, senior center, and animal shelter will close for Columbus Day, but Victor Lord Park and certain county services will remain available. Emergency services will continue operating.

The Boston Police Department initiated "Faith & Blue" to foster community bonds, including an animal blessing event to connect with locals and their pets.

Multnomah County intensifies suicide prevention measures in September, addressing high suicide rates, especially among youth. The community effort involves engagement, support services, and resources like a 24/7 Behavioral Health Call Center.