Clarke County mistakenly printed a non-working number for tax concerns on tax bills, prompting an advisory to use the correct number, 706-546-7721, for the School District issues.

A Texas man biked from New York City to Miami Beach, receiving support and hospitality along the way. He balanced work with his journey, which highlighted human connection and resilience.

Lewisville has opened enrollment for its Citizens University program, providing residents with a detailed look at city operations through classes and a bus tour. Applications are due by August 31.

Douglas County announces the grand opening of the advanced Fire Station #9 in Lithia Springs on September 9, 2025, promising enhanced public safety services.

EXCEL Academy Charter School in Prince George's County abruptly announced its closure just days before the school year, affecting approximately 500 students.

Lewisville seeks public input on its $142M FY 2025-26 budget, proposing a property tax rate cut and a 7.4% utility rate hike, with hearings on Sept. 8 and 15.

Two sculptures honoring migrants were unveiled at a Miami shrine, with a blessing from Archbishop Wenski. The artworks, donated by the Fernandez family, symbolize the journey of refugees.

The last surviving member of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, Major Fannie Griffin-McClendon, has been honored in Phoenix with a plaque.

The Jacksonville Community Swing Event at Blue Cypress Golf Course featured golf activities, clinics, and family fun to unite golf and community spirit.

Florida's FDOT painted over a protest rainbow crosswalk near Pulse massacre site and is monitoring the area; local responses include plans for a "We will not be erased" event.

The U.S. Forest Service's BAER team, led by Eric Schroder, is assessing damage from the Dragon Bravo Fire in Kaibab National Forest to prevent further risks.

Elyria community members gathered at Distilled Ink for a tattoo fundraising event to support families of Lorain officers attacked in July, raising over $5,600.

The City of Chandler and ARISE Alliance Institute bring back free mental health workshops led by Estefana Johnson, aiming to teach residents stress management and boundary setting.