Austin Community College celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting stories of Hispanic students like Elisha Mac Gregor who values the supportive ACC community and programs like Ascender.

Queen Creek officials submitted comments to Arizona's ADWR advocating for water regulation measures that support the town's growth and transition from agricultural to urban use.

The Minnesota Sheriff's Association is offering scholarships to support students pursuing law enforcement careers, with applications due by November 30, 2024.

Angela Padgett-Espiritu was appointed as Fountain Hills' new Town Clerk, bringing her six years' experience within the town to the role, especially apt for the upcoming elections.

Commissioner Jasper Watkins III of Gwinnett County's District 3 is hosting two town halls to discuss community issues, including the Rowen Project, with residents.

Mansfield's Veterans Day Parade returns to Broad Street, featuring performances and celebrations at City Hall, with application details available on the city's website.

TxDOT's "Talk. Text. Crash." campaign educates Texas drivers on the dangers and legal ramifications of distracted driving, urging them to focus solely on the road to prevent accidents.

Orlando's downtown enforces a new rule separating nightclubs by 300 feet, aiming to reduce clustering and spread out social activity. Existing clubs are grandfathered in; new ones must adhere to this spacing policy.

Howard County is seeking public input to select a new flag from 184 designs, with a hearing on September 30 at the George Howard Building, which will also be live-streamed online.

A school bus in Atlanta caught fire; no injuries reported, students safely evacuated, and firefighters extinguished the blaze. Cause under investigation.

The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office will launch Northern California's first law enforcement childcare center, aiming to support staff retention and attract new employees.

Betty Reid Soskin celebrated her 103rd birthday with events, including a documentary preview and art exhibition. Despite not attending in person, she joined via video call.

The community mourned as it held the funeral for Christian Angulo, a 14-year-old victim of the Apalachee High School shooting, with services at Saint Matthew Catholic Church.