Multnomah County reopens cooling centers due to heatwave; TriMet allows fare-free travel to cooling spaces, with extended library hours and community resources for relief.

The Cleveland County Jail in Oklahoma started a gardening program for inmates, with support from local leaders and businesses, fostering skills and sustainability.

Louisiana commercial fishers can now display their licenses on smartphones through LA Wallet, as LDWF integrates non-transferable commercial licenses into the app.

Wake Forest Town Hall and other offices are closed on Labor Day, Sept. 1, with no trash/recycling collection. Services resume with a one-day delay, and yard waste collection starts at 7 a.m. on Tuesday. Bulk pickups can be scheduled for Wednesday.

Waukesha residents face severe flooding, with the city updating safety information on its website and social media. Officials urge avoiding floodwaters and road closures as the Fox River reaches record levels.

St. Petersburg celebrates National Black Business Month, hosting events to support local Black entrepreneurs, with Mayor Welch underscoring the city's economic development commitment.

Manteca Police Department announces the 2025 Animal Shelter Olympics to be hosted by Lathrop Animal Center featuring shelter animals in various competitions.

The Atlanta Police seek help to find missing 67-year-old Shelton Turner, last seen on June 28. He is 5'7", 180 lbs, wearing a black hoodie and blue jeans.

Free "Yoga in the Park" event offered by Raleigh's Parks and Recreation at Moore Square, catering to all skill levels for adults over 18, focused on physical and mental well-being.

Louisiana is planning a meeting on August 19th to discuss the White Lake Wetlands Conservation Area's future management, focusing on environmental sustainability and wildlife preservation.

Maui opens applications for Hoʻokumu Hou housing aid following 2023 wildfires, offering rebuild assistance and first-time homeowner opportunities through CDBG-DR funds.

Avondale opens applications for its free 2025 Citizens Leadership Academy, offering residents an in-depth look at city operations through weekly sessions and activities from October to December.

Reno introduced a Rolling Recreation trailer for free downtown programming, winning an NRPS award and set to double activations by 2026-2027, funded by ARPA and in partnership with the DRP.