Seattle announces Play Streets Week from September 5-14, 2025, allowing residents to turn their streets into play areas. Applications for hosting are due August 25.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office is launching a Citizens Academy from September 23 to November 11 to educate the public on law enforcement operations.

The Illinois Gaming Board has implemented new rules to regulate gambling advertising, focusing on protecting young people and those prone to addiction.

Carrollton residents can dispose of bulk waste for free at a city-organized event on September 13, with conditions and excluded items detailed by the city.

Clark County has opened daytime cooling stations during a heatwave, accessible from August 5 to 10, to help residents and pets stay cool, with location details and safety tips provided online.

The Strokes will perform at the Abraham Chavez Theatre in El Paso on October 1 and have upcoming shows in Las Vegas and at the Austin City Limits festival.

Denver's DOTI updates waste collection schedules, including no compost pick-up on Aug 25 and Nov 24 and altered recycling dates post-Thanksgiving. StartTime for collections is now 6 a.m. Composting sign-ups are encouraged.

Georgia's EBT system faced disruptions after a cyberattack on Conduent's call center, leading DHS to urge users to secure their accounts and lock cards via an app.

USU's Outdoor Product Design & Development program prepares students for industry, highlighted by Josie Layton's role at Lifetime Products, where education meets real-world application.

Seagate Technology is enhancing its sustainability efforts, with employees like Alex Schilling leading eco-friendly initiatives and community engagement in environmental stewardship.

A community meeting on Rotonda West's paving program by Charlotte County Public Works is scheduled at 4 p.m., August 6 at the Rotonda West HOA Community Building.

A ceiling leak at Atlanta's airport temporarily closed a checkpoint; operations continued with minimal impact on flight schedules. Crews contained and sanitized the area, while authorities investigate the cause.

North Las Vegas promotes its Safekey program for K-5 students, providing childcare, educational, and recreational activities before and after school with meals included.