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.

Sapna NYC and Beyond Rising are empowering South Asian immigrant women and undocumented youth in the Bronx through digital literacy and paid internships.

North Texans are encouraged to prepare for natural hazards during National Preparedness Month, by seeking shelter during severe weather, keeping an emergency kit, moving to higher ground during floods, and taking precautions during heatwaves.

Waukesha Metro Transit will operate a Sunday schedule on Labor Day and the Transit Center will be closed; no other Metro routes will run. Regular service resumes September 2nd.

The Union County Sheriff's Office celebrated the promotions of seven of its members, highlighting their leadership and service in a ceremony attended by colleagues and family.

Jimmy Lentz, Cabarrus EMS chief, was honored as a local hero by the NCACC for his 35-year public service record, emphasizing his dedication and various roles in emergency medicine.

Minnesota State Patrol Day will honor the 25th anniversary of Trooper Ted Foss's death at the state fair, promoting the Move Over Law named after him.

Zoo Miami celebrated the birth of an endangered banteng calf, witnessed by visitors. The male calf is healthy, and the zoo is active in conservation efforts.

Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Workforce Commission announce a September 4 deadline to apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance following the Fourth of July floods in Texas.

Lawrence hosted Community Safety Day in 2025 with activities, safety demonstrations, a fire and police department relay race, and 175+ children receiving new bike helmets.

Milton residents can submit input on potential traffic solutions at an open house on September 18 to address congestion around local schools on Birmingham Highway.