Gwinnett County celebrated Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month with a large event promoting diversity and inclusion, backed by Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson's vision of "One Gwinnett."

Fears mount as SNAP funding faces uncertainty in Metro Detroit due to a federal shutdown, affecting 1.4 million Michigan residents and local community programs.

George Stevens of Durham will receive the Order of the Guardian Award from Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey for his long-standing contributions to the insurance industry.

Fishers, Indiana, is set to open its new Fishers Community Center with a NinjaCross System and numerous health and fitness amenities. The center also houses the Fishers Health Department HQ, offering various services to residents.

Fiery Gizzard State Park has been established as a separate entity from South Cumberland State Park, with a dedication ceremony attended by Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and local leaders.

The Cobb County Drug Treatment Court held its Second Annual Summer BBQ, attended by over 80 people, celebrating recovery and highlighting community support.

Six Ysleta ISD high schools' bands earned top ratings at UIL, advancing to Area contests with performances ranging from "From Manhattan to the Mountains" to "Manta Ray."

UIC has stopped considering race, gender, and national origin in financial aid, hiring, and promotions, adhering to University of Illinois policy and legal standards. This move persists amid Trump's pressure against diversity efforts in education.

The USPS is conducting job fairs in Sacramento, focusing on hiring automotive technicians, offering competitive salaries and benefits for various roles.

O'Hare International Airport had its busiest summer, with over 24.3 million travelers, marking a 1.2% increase from 2019. New routes and airline expansions contribute to its status as a major travel hub.

USU's Center for Community announces events for Hispanic Heritage and Native American Heritage Months, featuring cultural education, festivities, and dialogues from October through November.

Boulder, Colorado's free gun safe giveaway event saw high local engagement, distributing 510 gun safes and other safety materials, supported by community funds and various partners.

Rockford resident "Jessie" won $500K from an Illinois Lottery holiday scratch-off bought at a Walmart. She plans to help her family and community with the winnings.