Sweet Auburn Barbecue in Atlanta raised $10,000 for Asheville hurricane relief with a charity dinner, featuring dishes from local chefs and restaurants, with proceeds going to World Central Kitchen.

West Sacramento firefighter Timothy Hall's memorial service is today; he died in a training exercise. A procession from Fire Station 45 to Creekside Church will cause road closures.

Douglas County voters will decide on a 1% TSPLOST to improve transportation infrastructure, unaffected by property taxes and supported by all who shop in the county.

Brooklyn Park residents can dispose of recyclable items at a special event. Accepted goods include scrap metal and electronics, excluding general garbage. The event includes free paper shredding and aims to promote sustainability.

Cleveland firefighter Kevin Hannum delivered his third child on I-480 before his promotion to lieutenant on a day marked by personal and professional milestones.

Sandy Springs announces its 15th Annual Veterans Day Tribute with Col. John McDonough speaking, including music, speeches, and two new art sculptures at Veterans Park.

First Financial Bank is organizing a food drive from October 7 to 25 to fight food insecurity in the Miami Valley. The bank will collect donations in various Ohio branches.

U.S. Attorney Lapointe warns of scams following Hurricane Helene and advises the public on how to avoid them and report suspicious activities to the National Center for Disaster Fraud.

Texas plans to end vehicle safety inspections in January 2025, but emissions tests will remain in select counties, outlined in a Texas Department of Public Safety's Facebook post.

The White Settlement Fire Department offers tips on smoke alarm installation during Fire Prevention Week, emphasizing the correct placement and maintenance for safety.

Seattle IT and the City of Seattle focus on digital equity during Digital Inclusion Week, despite the existing digital divide reported by the City of Seattle's 2024 Technology Access and Adoption Report.

Dallas Fire Rescue and the National Fire Protection Association observe National Fire Prevention Week, promoting smoke alarm safety, offering free installations, and hosting a public safety fair.

The City of Milton has announced that impact fees for new developments will increase from January 1, 2025, affecting costs for infrastructure-related improvements.