The Atomic Fall Fest, a new two-day community event featuring music, arts, and family activities, will debut in Oak Ridge on September 26-27, 2025, at A.K. Bissell Park.

Portland Police Bureau released videos to reassure the community that they do not enforce federal immigration laws and wish to build trust with all residents regardless of immigration status.

Community members held a vigil at Esplanade Park in Fort Lauderdale to mourn conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was killed in Utah. Attendees lit candles, prayed, and honored his legacy, comparing the impact of his death to MLK and JFK.

The B&O Trail in Brownsburg will get a new 100-foot mural by IU Health West Hospital volunteers during their Day of Service, reflecting the trail's vibrancy and activity.

Milwaukee County prepares for National Voter Registration Day with a drive led by local officials to increase voter enrollment, providing support for residents without tech access.

El Paso ISD Superintendent reflected on events, including a 9/11 ceremony, a campaign for attendance, new Purple Star designations, a track dedication, academic successes, and future graduations.

Burien celebrates its fifth annual National Welcoming Week with events from September 12-21, 2025, to promote inclusivity, featuring a community festival and cultural activities.

The Arlington Public Library celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with events including crafting, cooking classes, and book discussions from September 15 to October 15.

Neptune Beach schedules a special meeting on September 15 to discuss the FY25-26 Millage Rate and Budget, with additional workshop and town hall meetings following.

Dr. Abigail Tarango, a Ysleta High School alumna and current Executive Director at El Paso Children's Hospital Foundation, is lauded for her contributions to her community.

A recent count shows a 6% rise in Miami-Dade street homelessness, despite declines in overall homelessness and public sleeping bans. Resources are strained, with shelter availability down 12%.

Commissioner DeMont Davis of Clayton County District 4 invites residents to a hybrid Community Town Hall meeting on September 13, 2025, available both in-person and online.

Germantown, TN announces a fall events schedule with music, food, recycling, a car show, family activities, and a Halloween bash, as outlined by Mayor Mike Palazzolo.