Miami-Dade County hosts its third Disability Resource Fair this weekend with over 150 organizations, focusing on services for individuals with disabilities.

Seven finalists for the 2026 Maryland Teacher of the Year award were announced, representing various counties and exemplifying excellence in education.

Tulsa prepares for its 8th annual 918 Day on September 18 with a theme "Tulsa in Motion," featuring a city tour by Mayor Nichols and the new Passport Challenge event on September 20, where participants collect stamps for prizes.

Detroit Media Services is hosting a Film Detroit event on September 10 to help local creators get their work on city channels and navigate film permits, offering networking, entertainment, and information on ongoing support.

Bloomington residents can recycle various items at a Citywide Recycling Drop-Off event on September 20th, with certain fees applied for different items.

Milton’s City Council aims to reduce speed limits on several roads for safety, awaits state approval, and is set to hold a concert and address community causes.

The Sterling Heights Public Library enhanced its play area for kids with props for early literacy, funded by a $2,000 grant, encouraging language skills and social connections.

Philadelphia youth completed a summer program focused on civil rights and conflict resolution, producing podcasts and gaining inspiration from local leaders.

Dr. Gali Evron Cohen, a Tarleton University professor, spoke about community-policing collaboration at a Citizen's Police Academy Coppell Alumni event, emphasizing public safety as a shared responsibility.

Dearborn calls for public input on West Warren Ave road improvements, with a meeting on September 9 to discuss the $24.8 million project focused on safety and infrastructure upgrades.

Plymouth announces a free paper shredding and recycling event for residents, including bicycle and battery recycling, on Oct. 3 at the Plymouth Maintenance Facility.

Mesa is starting its yearly funding application for local projects in housing and community development, with a meeting on Sept. 10 for interested organizations.

Explore Raleigh's Third Ward and its African American heritage with the Autumn Black Neighborhood Walking Tour, offered from September 20 through December 21, including a visit to Pope House Museum. Registration required; fees apply.