Texas announces Free College Application Week, letting residents apply to public colleges sans fees, fostering educational access and supported by digital tools like My Texas Future and Direct Admissions.

Clarksville honors the late NFL player Harry Galbreath with a sign; he is remembered for his local and professional sports impact, coaching career, and community dedication.

The Burnsville Market Garden offers free green tomatoes to the public to prevent waste and engage the community, encouraging local agriculture and sustainability.

St. Paul is hiring a Harriet Island Park Manager to oversee events and maintain operations for its popular riverfront venue, with an application deadline of September 2, 2025.

LVMPD Officer Hartner is recovering from a vehicle accident, with few crash details disclosed. The department praised UMC's care and officers' support.

Guillen Middle School in El Paso introduced an Esports Lab, aimed at enhancing student skills in communication, teamwork, and problem-solving through competitive gaming. The program aligns with the district's vision for modern learning.

The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands awarded 115 turnkey homes in East Kapolei to Native Hawaiian families, advancing efforts to reduce the homestead waitlist.

Las Vegas is set to open its new Civic Center and Carolyn G. Goodman Plaza with festivities starting on September 4, featuring a concert by Jessica Manalo and subsequent events.

Sacramento's latest data shows ongoing efforts to combat homelessness with 686 calls leading to 1,964 cases and the closure of 2,176 cases, along with 86 individuals linked to shelter services.

Waimea High School senior Swede Sandblom was sworn in as Kaua‘i County's first student representative on its Charter Review Commission, following a mayoral nomination and council confirmation.

The East County Safe Parking site on North Magnolia Avenue in El Cajon, having undergone renovations, offers secure spots and amenities for homeless individuals.

Zadie Kuehl Park hosts Pupapalooza on October 11, an event for dog adoptions and supporting local rescues with contests, live music, food trucks, and vendors.

ODOT announces intermittent lane closures on US-59/S. Main St. in Grove for striping operations from Sept. 2-9, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., with details on their traffic advisory page.