Minneapolis nominates three African American historical sites for the National Register of Historic Places following a city study on local African American history.

Avondale and Arizona Game & Fish are restoring the Base & Meridian Wildlife Area, closed October to December due to flood damage repairs, except during NASCAR Race Week. Visitors need a Tres Rios pass for eastern Gila River access.

Sacramento's cherished alternative scene figure and chalk artist, Ground Chuck, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of art, music, and community engagement.

Fort Worth hosts its first career fair for post-9/11 veterans with NextOp, offering job placements and support services on Sept. 26 at Will Rogers Memorial Center.

The article tells the story of Capt. Russ Harwell, a firefighter diagnosed with prostate cancer, focusing on his journey, the support he received, and the importance of early detection.

Boulder Reservoir has an algae bloom; officials warn against water contact, keeping the reservoir open for boating but posting signs to alert of health risks.

Governor Greg Abbott distributed checks from the "Strait to the Heart" benefit concert to families affected by floods in Leander, Texas, offering financial aid and ongoing support in the community's recovery efforts.

Lt. Denby Pedregon becomes the first female lieutenant in the El Paso ISD Police, exemplifying leadership and mentorship after serving as a sergeant and working in other law enforcement roles.

A Georgia business owner, Carl Alan Zaglin, was convicted for bribing Honduran officials and money laundering in a scheme to secure government contracts.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office invites the public to "Coffee with a Cop" on Sept. 25 for casual interaction with law enforcement at Starbucks in Safety Harbor.

The Pelican Harbor Seabird Station in Miami admitted its 2000th patient, an Eastern Glass Lizard with severe facial injuries, marking the first time this species has been treated there.

Atlantic Beach residents are concerned about odors from the local WWTF. The City is undertaking measures like solids removal and consulting experts to improve air quality and reduce the stench.

Anoka County is holding a free collection event for residents to recycle surplus building materials, promoting sustainability but excluding businesses and non-profits.