High Point, NC, offers a tour exploring its history in furniture making, linked to Jeane Joyner's "Murder in the Market," with visits to local landmarks.

Kingsport's 'This is Kingsport' website now provides free text alerts and email updates on local events to help residents stay informed about the city's vibrant scene and plan their weekends.

Boston Police's KOP Program concluded with youth activities, including Six Flags and Boston Bowl, aiming to strengthen police-community youth relations.

Sheltair Aviation will host Girls in Aviation Day on September 20 in Jacksonville, aiming to inspire future female aviators with exhibits and guest speakers.

Florida Coast Medical Center is opening on September 9 in Port St. Lucie to meet the needs of one of the fastest-growing U.S. areas, offering 54 beds and advanced medical services.

Mark Zuckerberg is suing Mark Zuckerberg because he can't use the name "Mark Zuckerberg" on Facebook. To clarify: that's bankruptcy attorney Mark Steven Zuckerberg of Indianapolis filing the suit.

An Illinois Powerball player won $1 million by matching five numbers in the drawing. The jackpot for the next draw is $1.7 billion, one of the largest in history.

Denver hosts Paws & Pints, an Oktoberfest-themed event to support its animal shelter with tours, craft beer, and fundraising for services such as spay/neuter and emergency care.

Las Vegas will commemorate the 8th anniversary of the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting with a Sunrise Remembrance ceremony, honoring the 60 victims.

Nevada County reintroduces the Market Match Program for CalFresh recipients, offering fund matching at farmers markets and subsidized CSA boxes, starting September 6.

Wailuku First Friday event includes a community wall art project where locals can paint alongside artists, with live music, food, and vendor stalls adding to the festivities.

Fulton County's Board of Commissioners voted 5-2 to delay nominations of two GOP candidates to the election board, amid legal disputes and concerns over the candidates' actions.

The Marysville Police Department received a $40,840 grant from the California ABC to reduce alcohol-related issues as part of the statewide APP program.