Englewood's Public Works Department emphasizes the environmental importance of street sweeping and schedules regular cleanings to prevent pollution, urging residents to collaborate by moving cars for efficient operations.

Police officers in Pinecrest, Florida, captured a 14-foot Burmese python found by construction workers, highlighting concerns about this invasive species' threat to local ecosystems.

Ty Bowden leads a free webinar on combating sex trafficking, organized by Fort Worth's 5 Stones Taskforce, to educate on disrupting exploitation networks.

League City announces a City Council meeting on September 23 at 6 p.m., allowing residents to address local representatives in person or via Facebook live stream. Sign-up for public comments requires full name and address.

Austin's Economic Development Dept launches a free Nonprofit Fundamentals Week with courses on nonprofit skills, offering a certificate upon completion.

Placer County adds a new sheriff's station and county service center in West Placer to enhance public safety and streamline operations, with a forensic crime lab planned and an increased investment in local services.

Montgomery County gears up for Active Aging Week on Oct. 6-12, with key events at the Nancy H. Dacek North Potomac Community Recreation Center to promote wellness among seniors.

Arlington Public Library's Retro Technology Lab helps digitize old formats like VHS and floppy disks, requiring a library card and an appointment for service.

Carrboro's Mayor proclaimed Sept. 20, 2025, as "Community School for People Under Six 55th Anniversary Celebration Day" in honor of the school's impact since 1970.

Local residents and environmental groups strongly oppose a proposed expansion of the Wayne Disposal Inc. landfill due to health and environmental concerns.

The Westfield Police Department in Indiana shared an update on their Citizens Academy, where participants engaged in mock traffic stops and learned about impaired driving investigations.

Minneapolis opens a Neighborhood Assistance Center with free services, including mental health support, for violence-affected residents from Sept. 18 to 21.

An Indiana lawmaker reevaluates their stance on the death penalty, advocating for the sanctity of life and raising moral concerns about state executions.