The rainbow crosswalk at Pulse nightclub was removed by the FDOT as a "political banner," prompting criticism from local officials and community leaders. They argue the removal was politically motivated and not about safety.

Marietta's "Coffee, Campfires, and Cryptids" event returns on September 12, 2025, offering spooky local folklore storytelling in Atherton Square Park.

Williamson County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for its 10-week Citizens Academy starting on September 4, 2025, to foster community engagement.

Hurricane Erin brings the potential for mild flooding in Fort Lauderdale due to higher tides, particularly in low-lying areas. The city monitors the situation and advises caution during the period of high tides.

Fort Worth invites residents to discuss the proposed FY26 budget at meetings, highlighting a significant increase and strategic priorities like safety and infrastructure.

Williamson County Public Affairs won three NACIO Awards of Excellence for their website, Quality of Life Campaign, and crisis response during a winter storm, with recognition for effective communication strategies.

Hillsborough County is repairing the Town 'N Country canal system damaged by Hurricane Milton, focusing on erosion control and vegetation regrowth to prepare for future storms.

Arrangements for Captain Daniel Cearley's services were announced by the Fort Worth Fire Department, including a visitation on August 22nd and a funeral on August 23rd, with a livestream available.

The Brewers' 14-game win streak triggered a tradition of free burgers at George Webb, with fans like Todd Sum preserving them as memorabilia, and staff showing teamwork to manage the giveaway.

Governor Greg Abbott celebrates Texas leading the U.S. in job growth, with the state adding 232,500 nonfarm jobs in a year, attributing success to pro-business policies.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools introduced a new lunch menu with healthier options like whole grain empanadas and veggie sticks, aiming to combine taste with nutrition. All district students get free breakfast and lunch.

Montgomery thanks Michael Downey for cleaning veterans' headstones, reflecting his commitment to honoring servicemembers' legacies at Hopewell Cemetery.

Philadelphia's Office of Human Resources has launched SuccessPhilly News, a newsletter offering job listings, career event information, and application tips for municipal jobs.