The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality issued a High Pollution Advisory for PM2.5 and PM10, recommending actions to reduce emissions and detailing restrictions during the advisory.

The Fort Worth Fire Department informed residents of Walsh Ranch that an odor in the area is due to Texas Gas decommissioning an odorizer, not a gas leak.

TSMC's Phoenix chip plant is facing a federal lawsuit with allegations of workplace discrimination and a hostile environment for non-East Asian employees.

TSU's New Direction Gospel Choir impressed at the 40th Stellar Gospel Awards with a performance of "I’m Saved." They won the 2025 How Sweet the Sound competition and reflect HBCU choirs' talent.

Waukesha announces its garbage and recycling collection schedule and guidelines, reminding residents about proper bin placement and noting holidays when services are not available.

Four Charlotte Fire captains with 90 years of combined experience mentor new firefighters, contributing their extensive knowledge and dedication to the profession.

Clayton County Office of Grants and Metro Fair Housing Services, Inc. plan a Homebuyer Education Workshop for residents on September 20, 2025, to provide insights on the home-buying process.

A Pennsylvania Lottery ticket won a $400,000 jackpot after being sold at Donut Connection in Pittsburgh's Carrick neighborhood. The store will get a $500 bonus, and the winner has a year to claim their prize.

The TWRA reminds Tennesseans of boating safety for the Labor Day weekend, emphasizing life jacket use and sober operation, as officers will patrol for BUI and reckless conduct.

"Operation Shelter Me" in Fontana offered housing and health services to the homeless, with 46 contacted and some connected to local aid, but no enrollment in assisted treatment programs.

Sacramento's Ukrainian community celebrated their country's Independence Day at the California State Capitol, expressing both joy and concern for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Brian Allen began his tenure as Worcester's new superintendent with school safety measures, facility upgrades, and a pledge to visit all district schools. The city introduced new electric buses and improved school facilities and bus routes.

Carrboro police warn of increased traffic as schools reopen, urging caution among students, pedestrians, and drivers, with a focus on safety and traffic law enforcement.