Concord's Fire Department is offering free CPR classes with AHA certification for those 9 and older, aiming to improve community emergency response skills. Classes are at Fire Stations 8 and 9, with sign-ups via Google Docs.

Shelby County Health Department hosts a free Health Care Fair with vaccines, HIV testing, child safety seats, and a community celebration with giveaways, food, and music.

The Key to Home Partnership housed 45 formerly unsheltered individuals in Oklahoma City, providing housing and a year of support to ensure their stability and success.

The Spring Hill Fire Department emphasized fire prevention at home, sharing tips on their Facebook page, such as never leaving cooking unattended and checking for frayed cords.

Minneapolis Police Department hosted a Back to School Jamboree, distributing resources including 500 backpacks to students. The community event featured food, activities, and a bike raffle.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries reports 68.4% of the state's Red Snapper quota caught as season continues with specific regulations.

Five years after its removal, the Columbus statue might be reinstalled in a Scioto River park with Indigenous elements and community space, as debates over its legacy continue.

Acworth, GA, celebrates the opening of Casa Amigos Mexican Restaurant, adding to its culinary scene, with officials including the mayor attending the ribbon-cutting event.

Legacy Mount Hood Medical Center nurses, represented by ONA, authorized a strike over wages, patient care, and working conditions after 21 months of bargaining.

Plymouth Police celebrated the graduation of its Junior Officer Candidate Class, emphasizing honor and dedication in a two-week program led by their School Resource Officers.

Sandy Springs earned a Moody's Aaa rating for a $48.5 million bond issue for public safety improvements, including fire station upgrades, which Mayor Rusty Paul says highlights the city's fiscal health and investment in community services.

Waukesha County continues its recovery efforts after severe flooding, coordinating with local agencies and urging residents to report damage. Public costs have reached $4.4 million with road safety checks ongoing.

Stratton Library in Marietta is set to close for renovations from September 15, aiming to modernize its services and space through a $500,000 SPLOST-funded project, with a reopening anticipated in early 2026.