The Powerball jackpot has reached $815 million, with no winners in the latest draw. Two players won $1 million each, and the next drawing is imminent.

Greenfield-Central School District has opened its own police department, a first in Hancock County, to enhance school safety with a dedicated team building rapport with the community.

The City of Surprise announces city office closures and service schedule changes for Labor Day, with modified trash collection and library hours, but parks and recreation programs continue. Residents can use the MySurprise App for updates.

St. Peters invites residents to shape its Land Use and Development Master Plan at an Open House on September 16, 2025, outlining future community-led growth.

Casa Grande Public Library announces weekly events and a closure on September 1, offering activities like Anime & Art Tuesdays, Game Time, and Crochet & Knitting Club, along with classes and volunteer opportunities.

Fort Worth announces National Night Out for Oct. 7, aiming to enhance community-police relations with festivities and a registration deadline of Sept. 30.

Portland Police launch a road safety campaign as schools reopen, enforcing traffic laws and urging drivers to slow down and stay attentive in school zones.

Jim Cubera, Farmington Hills' city engineer, is retiring after 48 years, having significantly contributed to the city's infrastructure and development.

Cheryl Riniker plans a significant gift to USU, focusing on languages and culture, honoring her educational experience and family tradition of learning.

Four candidates are running for Lawrenceville Council Posts 3 and 4, with elections set for November and candidacy requirements outlined by city officials.

El Paso ISD held a strategic session, Leadership by Design, focusing on enhancing student success and district growth, with Interim Superintendent Aguirre noting their ‘B’ rating and aiming for an 'A'.

Rockdale County obtains $2.6 million in federal funds to enhance transportation, outdoor spaces, and support senior programs, with efforts led by Congressman Scott and Senator Ossoff.

Pierce County's Historic Preservation Grant Program is accepting applications to fund preservation projects with grants up to $35,000 for buildings and $15,000 for non-buildings.