Mankato Public Safety responded to a house fire at 4:53 a.m.; no injuries reported due to smoke detectors alerting occupants. A suspect was later arrested for arson.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has proclaimed September 15 to October 15 as Hispanic Heritage Month, honoring the Hispanic community's impact on the state's culture and history.

As Round Rock's bat season ends, the Mexican free-tailed bats at McNeil Bridge prepare for migration, providing ecological benefits by consuming pests.

Cochise County has scheduled two more public meetings on the Jail District election, including rescheduled dates in Sierra Vista and Benson due to prior weather cancellation and community demand for information.

The Williamson County Historical Commission's website won Best of Category at the NACIO Awards for its successful digital revamp, greatly increasing user engagement.

Wisconsin DNR announces goose and duck hunting seasons, advising hunters to review regulations and health guidelines, including bag limits and measures against avian influenza.

St. Louis County Council will discuss a resolution to honor Charlie Kirk, the late founder of Turning Point USA, who was killed by a sniper at Utah Valley University. The resolution is introduced by Republican Councilman Mark Harder.

The Milton Equestrian Committee is holding a meeting to discuss incentives for "large lot" ownership to maintain the area's equestrian character and will also plan the "Meet the Neighbors" event.

The 8th Annual Emergency Preparedness Fair in Hays County showcased safety and community spirit with interactive exhibits, a chili cook-off, live music, and training for residents.

West Allis unveils a community-made senbazuru, a 1,000 origami crane display symbolizing peace and unity, which will tour the city, including contributions from late resident Madeline Mishefske.

Boston Police joined the Jamaica Plain community for the Sedgwick Slog relay, strengthening neighborhood ties.

A.B. Ernst Park in Seattle is set to expand, with an Open House event on September 30 to discuss the project. The expansion is funded by the Seattle Park District and is planned to start in 2026.

The Wisconsin DNR has completed the removal of hazardous waste from sites contaminated by 5R Processors, costing $4.6 million, thanks to the collaboration with local entities and the 2021 Wisconsin Act 234.