Seven Colorado residents have won significant prizes in the Powerball lottery, with winnings ranging from $50,000 to $1 million, despite the multi-billion jackpot being won elsewhere.

Las Cruces Police Department honors the late Michael Charles McClanahan, a crossing guard at Loma Heights Elementary School for 23 years, who passed away at age 72.

The University of Michigan received $886 million in donations in fiscal year 2025, marking a 13% increase and the second-highest total in its history, fueled by the "Look to Michigan" campaign.

The Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation department celebrated the grand opening of Fields at Station 63, with family activities including a training clinic for Pass, Punt, and Kick.

Two winners have claimed a nearly $1.8 billion Powerball prize, one ticket sold at a Fredericksburg, Texas store. This is one of Texas' largest lottery prizes.

Albina One opens in Portland, a new affordable housing development aimed at restoring the historic Black neighborhood and bringing back families displaced by past urban renewal policies.

Tampa celebrates Judith Baizan, a 100-year-old dance instructor who's been teaching folk dance for over 50 years, impacting the community with her enduring vitality and passion.

The Friends of the Library Book Sale in White Settlement is scheduled for September 25-27, offering books mostly under 50 cents to support local library services. Volunteers are needed.

Scottsdale night market vendors face unease due to a closed shipping loophole affecting tariffs, leading to higher business costs and impacting local sellers.

Athens is considering renaming a downtown park to honor Alf Richardson and Madison Davis, its first Black legislators, as initiated by Historic Athens with a signature drive seeking 1,000 endorsements.

The Milwaukee Police Department is recruiting volunteers for its Police Auxiliary program, providing training to assist in emergencies and engage with the community.

Jefferson Parish launches the Under One Roof Homeowner Rehabilitation Program to aid in home repairs, with an application lottery system due to high demand and limited resources.

Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office members climbed 110 flights during the 14th Annual OKC 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb to honor the memory of the fallen from the September 11 attacks.