Judge Zinetta Burney of Houston passes away at 83, leaving a legacy of community service and legal trailblazing.

Deputies from the East Montana Patrol visited Col. Ben Narburth Elementary School to discuss their roles and the relevance of education in law enforcement during Career Day.

The San Diego Museum Council offers free admissions for kids at over 50 venues in October as part of the Kids Free program, backed by First 5 San Diego.

Hundreds gathered at Xavier University to remember Sybil Morial, a 91-year-old civil rights advocate and widow of New Orleans' first Black mayor. Her legacy as an educator, activist, and author was celebrated.

The Wayne County Prosecutor will not file charges against five individuals arrested during a Palestinian rights protest at Wayne State University, citing insufficient evidence and the importance of free speech rights.

The Plymouth Sheriff's Free Family Farm Festival on Sept 28 offers activities for all ages, cultural exhibits, and supports inmate programs through sales. It coincides with a Health & Wellness Fair, fostering community well-being.

Warren Mott High School closed for a day following a false shooting scare at a dance and a subsequent non-credible threat, allowing students a break to address their mental health.

Burnsville has scheduled an open house at St. James Lutheran Church to discuss changes to Williams Drive, focusing on safety and improved pedestrian and cyclist access.

Apalachee High School is taking steps towards recovery after a shooting, with Colt Gray charged for the murder and his father arrested for providing the weapon. The community shows resilience with a phased reopening and security discussions.

Blaine Oktoberfest returns October 5th at Tom Ryan Park with food, beer, crafts, and music, including GB Leighton's performance, suitable for all ages.

Chandler, Arizona commemorates "Preston Lord Day" to honor the late teen and address teen violence, featuring a community gathering with a butterfly release and live music.

Austin City Council considering a mandate for microchipping all pets to ease shelter overpopulation and reunite lost pets with owners, without imposing fines for non-compliance.

The Clayton County Police Department is hosting a blood drive with the American Red Cross on October 18, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at their headquarters. Appointments can be made online using the code "claytoncounty."