Governor Greg Abbott of Texas issued an executive order to restrict minors from accessing hemp products, requiring retailers to verify IDs strictly and may lead to tougher state regulations.

Marietta’s Theatre in the Square is hosting "Sister Act" from September 19 to October 5 and a gala on November 1 to celebrate the arts and support local creativity.

Dearborn ends its successful Downtown Summer Series, highlighted by markets, movie nights, and wellness events, with significant community participation and local business support.

Sterling Heights joins the Housing Supply Accelerator Challenge by the NLC and APA to improve housing availability, affordability, and community strength.

Community members honored Jonathan Brostoff on World Suicide Prevention Day, emphasizing suicide prevention efforts and remembering Brostoff's life with programs supported by the Common Council.

Governor Abbott and Secretary McMahon discussed Texas education, highlighting funding increases and the state's school choice program, while also acknowledging innovative AI use in classrooms.

Carnegie Mellon University students paid tribute to the assassinated conservative activist, Charlie Kirk, by painting "Rest in Peace Charlie Kirk" and "Say No to Political Violence" on "The Fence."

The Texas Women’s Leadership Conference, aimed at empowering women leaders, is set for February 2026 and features high-profile speakers. It's supported by the Beacon State Fund and sponsors like AT&T.

The 2025 Community Survey Report for Upper Arlington reveals high resident satisfaction with city services and local governance and indicates openness to housing diversification.

Local high schooler Christopher Hilz was honored by Mayor Stan Booker with a Mayoral Citation for his community service and leadership, including creating an ADA-compliant gazebo.

Williamson County designates September as National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, addressing its severity in Texas and urging awareness of warning signs and immediate action in cases of crisis.

The Boston Police Department's H.O.P.E. Taekwondo program aims to build confidence and discipline in youth, promoting community engagement between officers and residents.

Plymouth expands swim session access at Wayzata East Middle School Pool with additional lap and open swim times to fit various schedules, starting at $3 per entry.