LawnStarter's "Dirtiest Cities in America" survey ranks San Bernardino as the dirtiest city, with high resident dissatisfaction and heavy pollution from local warehouses and industries.

USU prepares for traffic and parking disruptions due to memorial services for fallen officers, urging campus community to plan for impacts and attendances.

The Raleigh Police Department hosts a 'Coffee with a Cop' event to improve community relations, inviting citizens to meet officers over coffee at Sir Walter Coffee on August 29.

Wisconsin's DNR issues safety reminders for Labor Day weekend, focusing on life jacket use and sober boating to prevent accidents on crowded waterways.

Lawrenceville has launched a new round of its youth leadership program, with 38 high-schoolers from various schools, to develop leadership skills and engage in community service.

Dallas invites residents to Community Engagement Sessions focusing on federal compliance and public policy input, offering interpretation services from August 26 to September 9, 2025, emphasizing inclusiveness and equitable access.

Wake County schools may face a crisis with expected SNAP cuts, which could impact the district's ability to feed students due to rising food costs and require significant changes to school meal programs.

Surprise, Arizona is hosting a Dementia Awareness & Resource Fair in collaboration with partners to enhance public understanding and provide resources for those impacted by dementia.

Duluth revamps a bioswale by Coleman Middle School to bolster green initiatives, with support from the Explore Gwinnett Creativity Fund, providing students with real-world ecological education.

Hays County invites the community to discuss the Roads Improvements Program at public meetings, encouraging transparency and collaboration on the initiative.

The latest issue of "Off the Shelf," detailing Garland Public Library's fall events, is now available in print and online for September through November 2025.

The Powerball jackpot has reached $815 million, becoming the seventh-largest ever, with Nevadans having to purchase tickets out of state due to a ban.

Upper Arlington is set to open a new toddler pool with modern features and upgrades, following community input and approval by the City Council for construction by Continental Building Systems.