Michigan State Police reports 28 officers graduated from TEAM School Liaison Program, aimed at increasing student safety and crime prevention in schools.

EPCC's 8th Annual Connecting the Dots Conference gathered staff and faculty to enhance student success, recognizing eight "Student Success Champions" for their dedication.

Colerain officers and firefighters greeted students with enthusiasm for the new school year, continuing a tradition to support and encourage young learners as part of community-building efforts.

Glades Road Branch Library celebrates its 50th anniversary with a public event featuring activities and guest speakers.

Macomb County's Prosecutor proposes Michigan's first court focused on helping parents with unpaid child support, aiming to guide them towards employment and compliance, while avoiding criminal penalties.

The Northeast and Ron Wright Lake Arlington Branch Libraries in Arlington are undergoing renovations to enhance accessibility and structural integrity, with completion expected in the coming months.

Daniela Esteves is appointed as the new General Manager of Lawrenceville Arts Center to enhance its cultural role with her extensive experience, including work at the Kennedy Center.

Cleveland State University celebrates therapy dogs Rune and Thor with a Welcome Back Party, offering students a chance to enjoy canine company, CSU merchandise, and refreshments.

NC Labor Commissioner Luke Farley affirms the department's commitment to enforcing laws as written, following the Supreme Court's guidance in Savage v. NCDOT, and stresses respect for constitutional boundaries.

Indiana has seen a 5% increase in third-grade literacy rates, with 87% of students now proficient in reading, according to a statement by Sen. Schmitt who credits state educational reforms. Despite the success, 13% still struggle with reading.

10-year-old Perla Rodriguez-Jandres was found safe after an extensive search in Greenacres. Her disappearance sparked community concern and a thorough search effort.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources awarded $95.8 million to Little Blue Valley Sewer District for wastewater facility expansion, expected to save ratepayers money and enhance water infrastructure.

Towson Manor Village faces a significant rat infestation, with reports of increased rodent activity, health risks, and sick pets. Local officials are responding with property inspections and extermination efforts.