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.

An audit report reveals significant issues in DCHS's grant funding program, including inadequate controls, risking fraud and mismanagement as allocations grew rapidly.

Austin has moved to Conservation Stage water restrictions due to improved Highland Lakes levels after recent flooding, emphasizing ongoing water conservation efforts.

Illinois saw 113 million visitors in 2024, with a spend of $48.5 billion, up from 2023. Chicago's overnight guests increased by 7.7%, and tourism supported 282,165 jobs. The state's tourism campaign generated 2 million extra trips.

Governor Abbott reminds Texans of the September 4 DUA application deadline for those affected by July 4th storms, highlighting the importance of financial aid for recovery.

Round Rock Utility Billing has introduced self-service payment tablets for in-person credit card payments to reduce wait times and enhance customer experience. Other payment methods remain available.

Portland's homeless management efforts were adjusted due to extreme heat, pausing camp removals; however, shelter referrals continued, with the city resuming cleanups after the heat emergency lifted.

The Arizona Auditor General's report found the Mohawk Valley Elementary School District mismanaged finances and properties, including the use of property taxes for emergency repairs and poor management of staff housing units.

Upper Arlington is intensifying efforts to improve aging services, including reassessing senior support, transitioning services to a new community center, and planning for future needs such as housing and transportation for seniors.

Dr. Sonia Aguilar of El Paso ISD received a Congressional Commendation for her educational dedication and career achievements, highlighted by her trajectory from Mexico to a doctorate in Educational Leadership.

MoDOT starts a two-year bridge rehabilitation project on U.S. Route 50, reducing traffic to one lane over Vetter Lane from Sept. 8, likely causing delays.

Mecklenburg County co-hosts a conference to combat the opioid crisis, focusing on care coordination and community engagement, showcasing the use of Opioid Settlement funds, and featuring diverse participation.

Fort Worth invites residents to join the Neighborhood Litter Stomp on October 11 to clean public spaces, promoting community pride and environmental care, with free T-shirts and supplies for volunteers.