(FilteringEnabled) event Touched doesn't work?

Local Scripts don't work in workspace

Local Scripts don't work in workspace, unless they're in a character.

For your script, as Kingdom5 mentioned, you don't need to use a Remote Event. Remote events are used for Server to Client, or Client to Server communication. Because we can do everything in a Regular Script, we don't need remote functions.

-- Regular Script in Part, in workspace

script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(part)
    print(part.Name)
end)

Prints the name of the part that touched the object

Getting Characters from a Touched Event,

Sometimes you might want to get a character that touches the part. How do we know it's a Character? Well, all characters have a thing called a Humanoid inside them. All we have to do, is check if the parent of the part has a Humanoid.

-- Regular Script in Part, in workspace

script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(part)
    local humanoid = part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")-- looks for humanoid
    if humanoid then-- checks for humanoid
        local character = part.Parent -- Gets the now certain character
        print(character.Name)
    end
end)

Prints the name of the character, if there is one, that touched the object

Getting a Player from a Touched Event

The other one works for NPCs too. It works for anything with a Humanoid, and sometimes we want the Player, not the Character. We can use the :GetPlayerFromCharacter function of the Players to do this very easily.

-- Regular Script in Part, in workspace

script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(part)
    local plr = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(part.Parent)-- Gets player
    if plr then-- Checks if player exists 
        print(plr.Name)-- Prints player name
    end
end)

Prints player name

If we wanted to get the character and only if it's a player, we can use .Character on any player. Example,

local plr = "DefinePlayer")
local char = plr.Character

Gets character from player

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