Boston officials announced a plan for affordable music studios and housing in Allston-Brighton, led by development consultants including The Community Builders.

Nevada officials launched a new website to improve election transparency and trust, with Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar highlighting its role in educating the public on election integrity and investigation processes.

The family of A.D. Marshall visited the Fort Worth Municipal Court building named after him, reflecting on his service as a police officer and deputy marshal.

New York Attorney General Letitia James faces federal mortgage fraud charges; she denounces the indictment as politically motivated by President Trump.

AG Kris Mayes sues Palo Verde Mobile Home Park, accusing it of not addressing dangerous electrical issues for residents, violating Arizona Consumer Fraud Act.

Texas AG Ken Paxton and the Republican Party of Texas filed a joint motion to close GOP primaries to registered party members, claiming the current open primary system violates their First Amendment rights.

Lake Stevens held a Town Hall engaging locals on the town's future, with strategies for growth and discussions on various topics. Further discussions are invited at "Meet Up with the Mayor" sessions.

Arlington Animal Services announces Wag-o-Ween event on October 25, offering free rabies shots, microchips, pet adoptions, a costume contest and family-friendly activities.

Oklahoma City Council places tax propositions on the ballot to address childhood hunger, with a study revealing the state's high rate of food insecurity and its impact on health and national security.

The NC State Board of Elections released provisional ballot figures from the October 7 municipal elections, detailing their verification process before the official results.

Miami-Dade County's WASD will switch from combined chlorine to free chlorine in water treatment from October 13-26, 2023, as part of annual maintenance.

The impending end of the consent decree overseeing New Orleans police is highlighted, with significant reforms noted by Councilman Eugene Green as the NOPD becomes a model of constitutional policing.

California Governor Newsom signed new laws to combat puppy mills, requiring pet sellers to disclose animal origins and health info and banning third-party pet sales and unnecessary declawing of cats.