W. Holmes Street in Janesville is closing for sewer improvements starting September 11, affecting traffic for two weeks with detours via E. Racine, S. Main, and E./W. Court Streets.

The SFMO emphasizes youth fire safety as schools resume, sharing prevention tips and urging the preparation and education of children to handle fire emergencies effectively.

West Allis celebrates Pawtoberfest on September 28 with pet-friendly activities, local craft beer, and support for animal non-profits at the Farmers Market.

Boston Police District E-13 honored Dr. Ducksoo Kim upon his retirement from the VA Medical Center, presenting him with a legislative citation for over 50 years of dedicated service.

Oklahoma expands "Operation SAFE" beyond Tulsa to tackle homelessness, focusing on removing encampments and debris without arrests, amidst calls for more comprehensive solutions.

A new amphitheater funded by the Developing Artists Foundation was unveiled at the Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, offering students a unique outdoor performance space.

Truck-A-Palooza 2025, a family event with a range of vehicles, is set for October 4 in Kennesaw, GA, offering fun and educational experiences for $5 per person or $20 per family.

A Texas gas station sold a winning $1.8 billion Powerball ticket, sharing the spotlight with another winner in Missouri. The station's manager and locals expressed shock and shared dreams of what they'd do with the winnings.

The Hickory Public Library celebrates Library Card Sign-Up Month, highlighting the variety of resources a card offers, including classes, tools, and cultural events.

Eugene City Council September calendar offers sessions for local involvement, including work sessions, official meetings, and public hearings, with options for in-person or virtual attendance.

Tampa celebrated 100-year-old dance instructor Judith Baizan for her 50+ years of teaching folk dance, influencing the community and promoting an active lifestyle.

Boston celebrated Marine Week 2025 and the Marine Corps' 250th birthday, with BPD supporting the events featuring demonstrations and community programs.

Maple Grove Police reintroduce School Resource Officers to local schools to ensure a safe educational environment and foster school-community relationships.