Urban Milwaukee reports on the city's struggle with street takeovers and the efforts to address them through potential measures such as arrests, impounding vehicles, and fining spectators.

The Nevada DMV is facing issues with processing Real IDs and other key documents following a ransomware attack, despite claiming to be fully operational.

Mansfield, Texas, is preparing for "Haunt the Block" on Oct. 16, 2025, with trick-or-treating, a DJ, games, a "Trail-o-Ween," and various food options.

St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff’s Office will host a child seat safety event on Sept 27 in LaPlace, offering free checks and limited free seats with pre-registration required.

The Upper Arlington Fire Division has announced its first 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb to honor the fallen of September 11. Participants will climb 2,200 steps on September 14.

Massachusetts ranked as one of the happiest states in America by WalletHub, highlighted for its low suicide rate and adequate-sleep rate, despite some employment and productivity challenges.

Catawba Soil & Water Conservation District focuses on safeguarding soil and water quality, engaging in partnerships, providing cost-share programs, and offering educational outreach to the Catawba County community.

Englewood Beach's playground is closed for repair until the end of September, with nearby parks suggested as alternatives.

The Ohio State University Archives, celebrating its 60th anniversary, preserve university history, from handwritten letters to athletic films, and engage the community in archival research.

Palo Alto Police and Stanford Health relaunch the Juvenile Traffic Diversion Program, focusing on educating youths on traffic safety to avoid court proceedings and fines.

Salisbury, NC plans its annual 9/11 Memorial Service at the Firefighters Memorial, honoring the nearly 3,000 lives lost in 2001, including first responders.

The Florida Strawberry Festival announced 'Still Growing' as its theme for the 2026 event, signifying the event's growth along with its community and agricultural heritage.

The City of Mankato has opened voting for its annual Calendar Photo Contest, allowing residents to choose from submitted photos to represent their city's visual identity.