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.

Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative offers free resources like tutoring, language learning, and digital content for students with a library card.

Former Roswell officials demand more transparency from the current administration regarding development projects, including a new parking deck and changes at historic Mimosa Hall.

Raleigh's annual Back to School Giveaway at Sanderford Road Park offers free resources, including school supplies and haircuts, to help students prepare for the school year.

The Kirkland TDC extended the deadline for Explore Kirkland tourism grant applications to August 18, 2025, targeting events that attract overnight visitors.

San Jose opens Sunrise Pavilion, an affordable housing community for former foster youth, providing a mix of permanent and transitional units with on-site services for skill acquisition and support.

CCSD Superintendent Jhone Ebert is prioritizing collaboration, safety, accountability, and addressing staff shortages and discipline issues for the new academic year.

Saint Paul celebrates the 50th anniversary of its District Councils, highlighting their role in bridging citizens with city governance and fostering civic engagement.

Former CAU student Gabrielle Bennett sues the university for injuries sustained during a severe flash flood on campus, citing negligence in building maintenance. She seeks damages exceeding $100,000.