Silicon Valley is concerned over the Trump administration's $100,000 H-1B visa fee increase, fearing it could hinder innovation and competitiveness, especially for startups reliant on global talent.

JTA's Marketing team won the FPTA Best Ridership or Sales Marketing Award for their successful Skyway Social campaign, and is planning an even more impactful event for October.

Documentary "In the Red" highlights the Bay Area Youth EMT program's transformative impact on young individuals, showcasing personal stories and the community's support.

Clayton County announces a Goodr Pop-Up Grocery Store event for Sept. 23, 2025, providing free food to registered participants at the Sonna Singleton Gregory Senior Center.

SUSD may repurpose Echo Canyon and Pima Elementary schools due to low enrollment and budget issues, while integrating health-focused Blue Zones Project practices.

Major Scharschmidt from the Lorain County Sheriff's Office participated in the 45th Annual Car Show at the Elyria Apple Festival, presenting trophies for over 350 cars.

Cabarrus County EMS's Simulation Center received provisional accreditation from the Society for Simulation in Healthcare, enhancing its 1,600-square-foot training facility.

The ninth annual Pink Walk, a breast cancer awareness event, was held at Miami Dade College's North Campus, featuring survivors, support and emphasizing early detection.

Boston Police organized a "Flashlight Walk" in the South End to promote unity and safety with local residents and IBA Boston, fostering better community-police relations.

Brooklyn Park's Recycling Week runs from September 22-26; carts must be out by 6:30 a.m. The city advises against bagging recyclables and offers an HRG Recycling app in multiple languages to help residents.

Hilliard Police and Norwich Fire Department offer an active shooter training using the ADD strategy on October 25. The interactive class is free but requires registration.

Florida's ban on open carry of firearms has been struck down as unconstitutional by the First District Court of Appeal, with immediate legal effect statewide.

Apple Valley reminds residents of a ban on outdoor storage of inoperable or junk vehicles, allowing only minor repairs outside and advising on how to report violations.