A person in Lilburn was bitten by a rabid raccoon, prompting public health warnings and reminders to vaccinate pets and report strange animal behavior.

Cocke County residents are urged to evacuate due to flooding from Hurricane Helene's remnants, with shelters available and officials asking those with propane tanks to turn them off as rivers rise.

Miami-Dade County is mailing out about 260,000 vote-by-mail ballots and emphasizes the convenience of this voting method ahead of the election. Voters are reminded to renew their requests for mail ballots by October 24.

Waste Pro to provide special yard waste pickup this Saturday following a storm, with conditions on waste size and packaging. Larger debris won't be collected, and further assistance is discussed.

West Palm Beach prepares for Tropical Storm Helene by checking storm drains and mobilizing extra crews to manage potential flooding. The city urges residents to clear debris and avoid flooded roads.

The Long Beach Marathon is set to return on October 6, 2024, causing various street closures and transit disruptions. Residents should plan accordingly.

The George A. Purefoy Municipal Center in Frisco will have a partial road closure at Simpson Plaza from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. due to a city event. Detour signs will direct drivers to alternative parking access.

Chandler and ASU team up to offer free skills workshops focusing on cultural proficiency, social media for business, and AI, aiming to boost employability within the community.

Clayton County has closed its administrative offices on Friday due to Hurricane Helene, with plans to reopen on Monday. This is in response to a declared State of Emergency.

League City has started posting a monthly Events & Reminders list on their Facebook page to keep residents informed about local activities and important dates.

The White Settlement Police Department announced an event at First Baptist Church on October 13, 2024, to foster community-police relations as part of the Faith & Blue Weekend.

The University of Chicago received a $100 million donation for the Chicago Forum for Free Inquiry and Expression, aiming to support free speech. However, some critics highlight the university's contradictory actions toward protesting students.

Milton prepares for Storm Helene by closing City Hall and public buildings early Thursday, while essential services like police and fire departments remain operational.