Tulum, Mexico Tulum’s Maya families are facing uncertain harvests due to delayed rains, a situation exacerbated by climate change, which has left day laborers without their crops.
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Calgary, Canada Calgary councillors are calling for a more equitable distribution of social housing to address concerns over saturation and community engagement in the planning process.
Chicago, United States Chicago is introducing a new ticketing system for blocking bike and bus lanes, impacting all neighborhoods. Residents should be mindful of these lanes to avoid fines.
Toronto, Canada Toronto’s 505 Dundas streetcar will transform into a rolling music venue for a one-night-only Halloween party featuring DJ Felix Cartal and Rêve.
Cancún, Mexico Puerto Morelos distributed 400 food baskets during the Abrazando Corazones event, providing much-needed support to families and elderly individuals through a combination of food aid, medical consultations, and community outreach.
Tampa, United States This October, The Florida Orchestra is bringing a magical experience to Tampa with performances of Scheherazade, American Promise, and Appalachian Spring, offering a journey through time and cultures.
Tulum, Mexico Tulum’s street lighting charge is set to increase by 22 percent in 2026, but the new mechanism remains unclear, leaving residents to rely on neighbor-reported repairs.
Miami, United States MDIA, the parent company behind Miami-Dade County's pioneering public innovation model, has secured a $3 million investment from the Knight Foundation to expand its approach to government innovation into communities across the United States.
Phoenix, United States Phoenix's oldest Chinese restaurant, Hing Wo, is closing after 84 years, marking the end of an era for many long-time residents and diners.
Phoenix, United States Phoenix is hosting a variety of food events this weekend, including the Farm-to-Table Festival and the Phoenix Food Truck Festival, despite the hot weather.
Bali, Indonesia Bali's fuel crisis has forced schools and universities to go online, impacting how students and staff interact with educational institutions.
Santurce, Puerto Rico The city council's new $350,000 mural project in Santurce's arts district aims to enhance the neighborhood's appeal, but the increased cost could impact the budget for individual murals.
Siem Reap, Cambodia An NGO is calling for stricter enforcement of the dog meat ban in Siem Reap to protect local animals and maintain the city's reputation among tourists.
Santurce, Puerto Rico Christopher Morales Fontán won Puerto Rico's first gold medal in cycling, securing a spot for the country in the Lima 2027 Pan American Games, and President of the Puerto Rico Cycling Federation Roberto Collazo praised his performance.
Calgary, Canada Donate your winter gear to the Warm Up Calgary campaign and have a chance to win Grey Cup Festival prizes, all while supporting the community.
