Michigan AG Dana Nessel warned of fake college sites, like smich.education, duping students for money and data, emphasizing due diligence and vigilance.

Austin seeks a new member for its Civil Service Commission who will serve a three-year term starting December 2025, focusing on compliance with service rules.

The Athens-Clarke County Animal Services Department will temporarily close on August 13 for staff training and pest control, but emergency services will remain available.

Milwaukee's 5th District hosts a free community event with live music by the Donna Woodall Group and a screening of "Remember the Titans." Food trucks and free popcorn available, supporting Wellpoint Care Network.

Clayton County's Parks & Recreation opens registration for an after-school program starting August 18, providing snacks, transportation, and homework help for kids 5-13.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office stresses road safety for the upcoming school year, with deputies to patrol school zones and bus stops, and reminds drivers to stop for school buses and follow school zone speed limits.

32 dogs were rescued in Georgia from suspected abuse; the Georgia Department of Agriculture and local authorities intervened, with potential charges pending.

Hillsborough County's STEP program graduates 26 individuals with dual firefighting and EMT certification, with free tuition and wages funded by a community grant.

St. Johns County Office of Public Affairs received the 2025 Silver Pinnacle Award from the FPRA for outstanding government team communications efforts.

The Festival Latino in Columbus celebrated Hispanic entrepreneurs, with 24 of them being recent graduates of the Mercadito Raíces program, amidst a backdrop of immigration policy tensions.

Dale Murphy's restaurant, Murph's, is closing due to renovations at Cobb Galleria. The baseball community mourns its loss, but Murphy's MVP Experiences will continue.

Georgia introduces the 2025 Georgia Grown Farmers Market Map, a guide to over 50 local markets, highlighting fresh produce and supporting the state's agriculture.

The San Antonio City Council, including Councilmember Whyte of District 10, is negotiating the Downtown Sports & Entertainment District project, aiming for transparency and public trust ahead of a November ballot measure.