The report details the drowning of influencer Emilie Kiser's son, Trigg, while his father was distracted. Despite the Chandler Police's child abuse charge recommendation, no charges were pressed.

The City of Fort Worth's Stormwater Management WARN Team received the NHWC Operational Excellence Award for their advanced hydrologic warning system against flash floods.

Austin Housing Department seeks research teams to create and update the Housing Opportunity Index Map, informing affordable housing decisions. Submissions due by September 25, 2025.

Carver Branch Library in San Antonio is closing for a 20-month renovation, with services moving to Denver Heights Community Center during this period.

MoDOT plans to replace three bridges in Dunklin County, Missouri, by spring 2027, affecting local roads and potentially causing four-month closures per bridge. Public input is sought with information available at the Sikeston office.

Las Vegas officials opened a new fire safety house at Fire Station 1 to educate on fire prevention, featuring escape routes and smoke alarm awareness.

Duval County unveils two new schools, Southside Estates Elementary and Jean Ribault High School, both featuring modern facilities funded by a sales tax.

Mordecai Historic Park will host 'Spellbound at Mordecai' on October 25, featuring family-friendly Halloween activities, a costume contest, a haunted tour, a market, and stage performances.

The "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign in Michigan, running from August 15 to September 1, aims to reduce impaired driving with increased law enforcement and public awareness.

Wake Forest re-launches a mobile market with Ripe for Revival to enhance food security, offering locally-sourced items and a sliding scale payment system. Health resources are also available at the market.

Goodwill Industries of Hawai‘i is hosting a reuse collection event in Kaua‘i on August 29, where residents can donate items such as clothing and small furniture.

Commissioner McCurdy invites the community to "An Evening with the Stars of Foster Care" to celebrate foster families and inform potential foster parents.

Plymouth community supported a back-to-school drive, donating supplies to local students and teachers, with the police department expressing gratitude.