University of Cincinnati CCM students won 10 Student Production Awards from the NATAS Ohio Valley Chapter, highlighting their media production excellence across various categories.

Durham County's main library will extend its hours to include Sundays, while the Bragtown Branch adjusts its weekly schedule, responding to community needs for more accessibility.

Pope Leo XIV appoints Bishop Checchio as Coadjutor Archbishop of New Orleans to succeed retiring Archbishop Aymond.

Dublin wins the IFEA World Festival and Event City Award for the third time, highlighting its status as a top destination for cultural events and its positive economic impact.

Delray Beach parking fees are set to increase on October 1 to improve turnover and access to businesses, with new rates for lots and garages and a reduced-rate permit for downtown workers.

The Mastodon State Historic Site's "Living with Water" program will educate the public about the Rock Creek watershed on Sept. 30, featuring hands-on activities and government expert insights.

Spark Surprise, a new business resource hub, launches in Surprise city, with an inaugural event, "Show Me the Money," featuring financial experts and networking opportunities, as announced by City News.

The Dog Park on Aquatic Drive reopened after renovations to address erosion, featuring re-sodded areas and reinforced walking paths for the enjoyment of dogs and their owners.

An Illinois lottery player identified as "Rex" won $1 million from a Powerball ticket bought in Aurora, planning to buy a new car and gifts for family.

Raleigh's Five Points Center starts an LGBTQ+ film series, with "Bessie" screening on Oct. 7 and "Victor/Victoria" on Oct. 28. Registration is required for the free events.

Audra Michael rejoins the Best Friends Animal Society's Network Strategy Council, bringing her successful no-kill sheltering experience from Pinal County Animal Care & Control to guide other animal welfare groups.

Clayton Police Department offers an eight-week Citizens Police Academy to enhance public-police understanding, with sessions on various law enforcement topics.

Raleigh announces youth basketball programs for ages 5-17, with registration open Oct. 1-14. The season starts with practices in November and games in December, featuring a special Signing Day event with activities on Oct. 11.