Fort Worth is gearing up for the Neighborhood Litter Stomp event on Oct. 5, where volunteers will clean public spaces. Registration is closing soon, with the first 1,000 volunteers receiving a free T-shirt.

Officer Phipps' powerlifting fundraiser raised $20,000 for BARCS, celebrating Officer Caprio's love for animals and keeping her memory alive in the community.

Hurricane Helene caused significant damage to Fred Lynn's house in Central Florida, tearing off his roof. FEMA assistance was not immediately available, and he faced delays from his insurance company.

The Nevada Commission for Persons who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing is hosting town hall meetings to discuss legislative proposals and gather community input.

Commissioner McGhee calls for the South Dade community's support after Hurricane Helene, with donations to be dropped off at the South Dade Government Center.

Portland's water quality testing results show the Willamette River's conditions are 100% good for recreation, due to infrastructure like the "Big Pipe" system reducing sewage overflow.

The 'Farm Tour 2024' concert by Luke Bryan in Fairfield County was canceled due to severe weather, with full refunds to be processed for ticket holders.

Lancaster announces the Tour de Luke charity bike ride on October 5, involving local partners, benefiting Resurrection Cycles and the SEE AND BE SEEN program, with options for a run event and varying registration packages.

The EPA awarded Arlington Water Utilities for achievements in water conservation, showcasing their efforts at the WSI conference and highlighting educational campaigns that encourage sustainable water use.

DeKalb County commissioners host a community event offering free pet care resources like vaccines and microchipping, and promoting companion animal welfare.

Doors Open Milwaukee offers a peek at 150+ city sites, including nine in the 6th Aldermanic District, for learning about local art, culture, and history.

Open Streets Minneapolis concludes its 2024 season on September 28 with a car-free event on Nicollet Avenue featuring music, art, and local business promotion.

New regulations in Portland will require property development in floodplains to compensate for displaced floodwater starting October 1, aligning with FEMA updates and endangered species protection.