A pretrial hearing occurs for defendants accused of racketeering linked to Atlanta's "Defend the Atlanta Forest" movement, with complex legal developments including a mistrial and concerns over protest rights.

The Ohio State University Marching Band and Alumni Band performed a halftime show celebrating the Buckeyes' 2024 championship, featuring musical tributes and intricate formations.

Chatham Community Library offers free computer classes and drop-in tech help to improve residents' digital skills, including Computer Basics and PowerPoint sessions.

Two hospitalized after a house fire in Norcross, reportedly caused by a cigarette; firefighters faced barriers but rescued an unresponsive man and his daughter.

The North Carolina Maritime Museum in Beaufort is offering free educational programs to schools, teaching maritime history and science while the museum is closed for renovations.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office highlighted former NFL players in their ranks on social media, celebrating their dual roles as athletes and law enforcement officers.

Reno offers training for board and commission members on September 15, 2025, covering new resolution guidelines and specific roles, with an online option available.

After 40 years, Dwain "Oki" Uyeda retires from the Honolulu Zoo, leaving a legacy of dedication and unique experiences with animals like Elton the lizard and Lani Moo the 3rd.

El Paso's Fire Fest returns on October 11th at Veterans Park, featuring activities for all ages, live music, food trucks, a farmers market, art competitions, and free flu shots.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation introduces various archery programs, starting September 7, catering to all ages, including specific sessions for homeschoolers and teens.

Coon Rapids provides grants for water education, supporting field trips, materials, and workshops aimed at promoting water conservation and management.

Bennett Place State Historic Site hosts "The Promise of Peace: Slavery's End in North Carolina," a free event commemorating the end of slavery with 1,324 luminaries.

Maple Grove Police remind residents to ride safely on city trails, citing state statutes on personal transport vehicles and providing safety resources.