Milwaukee celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a special bus design launched by County Executive David Crowley, highlighting Latino cultural influences in the area.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting Detective Ruiz's contributions and the importance of diversity within the force.

Houston residents have reported unsettling sightings of low-flying military helicopters due to Department of Defense and local agency joint exercises, which include search and rescue drills.

Butts County Tax Commissioner's Office is hiring a Tag-Tax Clerk focused on customer service, issuing tags and titles, and processing tax payments with a need for accuracy and autonomy.

Lawrence's Oktoberfest event will feature food, live music, unlimited craft drinks, and wiener dog races on September 20th at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus.

Huntersville's African American community is celebrating the 100-year anniversary of the Rosenwald School #2, honoring its crucial role in education during segregation.

Carmel's annual Chinese Mooncake Festival will be held on September 20, featuring traditional celebrations, performances, and cultural activities at Midtown Plaza Carmel.

Butts County is seeking bids for tree management services on County right-of-ways and may include emergency services. Proposals are due by October 23, 2025, and must follow specific submission guidelines.

Gaston County announces events from opioid settlement meetings to cultural activities for September's third week, including community meetings, a pirate program, a tribute concert, a revolutionary drama, and a '70s-themed murder mystery disco.

Katherine Wells was appointed as the Superintendent of Emanuel Probation Detention Center, effective September 16, 2025, as announced by GDC Commissioner Tyrone Oliver.

Sterling Heights remains the safest big city in Michigan for 2024, with a 45% drop in property crime and lowest violent crime rates, according to FBI UCR data, as cited by the city's website.

The Raleigh Police Department invites the community to "National Coffee with a Cop Day" on October 1st to foster communication and relations at local coffee venues.

Kirkwood police resolved an outage of their non-emergency phone lines, restoring important services for local residents.