Fulton County announces "Rebound for Recovery," a 3-on-3 basketball event on October 3 to promote National Recovery Month, focusing on substance abuse and mental health disorder recovery.

The Phoenix Fire Department has deployed Arizona Task Force 1 to assist with rescue and recovery efforts in the southeastern US after Hurricane Helene.

Plymouth Police Department celebrates local high school football rivalry with a special Thanksgiving patch, with proceeds supporting the schools' Booster programs.

DeKalb County is dealing with Hurricane Helene's aftermath, facing fallen trees, downed power lines, and flooding. Officials advise caution, and emergency services offer contact numbers for reporting hazards.

Clarksville City Council honored Queen City College and its founder for their contributions to vocational education and community support in the area.

ACC is now accepting applications for bachelor's degree programs in high-demand fields such as nursing, software development, and cybersecurity, offering practical, affordable education options in Texas.

Raleigh's HOWL-O-Ween pet parade and costume contest is set for October 19, featuring a PUP-kin photo booth, treat bags, and prizes for best costumes.

The Pullen Arts Center in Raleigh invites community members to participate in The Community Journaling Project, where individuals can create and submit pages to be bound into a collaborative book.

Residents in Shingle Creek were frustrated when their bulky waste was not collected as scheduled, but Brooklyn Park officials have arranged for a Thursday pickup to resolve the issue.

A message in a bottle sent from Fiji by three friends from Sunnyvale, California was found eight years later by hikers in Australia, sparking an effort to reconnect with the original senders.

A lawsuit accuses Clark County School District and Nevada Department of Education of discrimination and failing to educate students with disabilities, citing deliberate indifference and systemic failures requiring overhaul and federal oversight.

The controversial San Francisco neighborhood name "The East Cut" has been removed from Google and Apple Maps after residents expressed disapproval of the rebranding.

Anoka County is hosting a series of blood drives in fall and winter to maintain blood bank supplies and support local medical facilities. Multiple dates and venues are available for residents to donate.