Wake County high school students will gather at the 5th Annual Youth Food Security Summit to combat hunger, with workshops and service projects aimed at empowering teens to create solutions.

Texas bans lab-grown meat, prompting a legal challenge from two California-based companies and the Institute for Justice, who advocate for consumer choice and innovation in food technology.

Fort Worth promotes disaster readiness with interactive events during National Preparedness Month, involving educational activities at City Hall and collaborations with various emergency divisions.

The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation's 1 Million Cups program has introduced a Spanish-speaking community in Fort Worth to aid non-English speaking entrepreneurs.

The City of Cleveland is launching Hispanic Heritage Month with a series of events starting with an Opening Luncheon at City Hall on September 15 to celebrate the cultural impact of the local Hispanic community.

The Scottsdale City Council has delayed a vote on suing Arizona over Axon's expansion, leaving the company's project in uncertainty. Despite internal strife, Axon plans to proceed without city negotiations.

The Big E fair in New England is opening, featuring the Massachusetts Building with local vendors, foods, and crafts, celebrating the state's agricultural heritage since 1919.

Federal investigators focus on the pool deck in the Champlain Towers South collapse, which killed 98, finding early signs of structural distress and design flaws.

Boston Police from District E-13 joined locals for free salsa lessons in Jamaica Plain to foster community ties, with officers serving ice cream to children and dancing with residents.

Boerne, Texas, offers a three-day family adventure, featuring horseback riding, cave tours, arts and crafts, museum visits, and relaxed downtown activities, with details available on the city's official website.

LA General Medical Center and the East LA Women's Center released "Bridging the Gap," a training video for medical staff on domestic violence response.

Arlington is promoting safety for pedestrians and cyclists at night, emphasizing visibility through light-colored and reflective clothing, use of lights, and following traffic laws.

The City of Raleigh announces the Impact Partner Grant, with applications opening September 16, offering up to $20,000 for sustainable community projects.