A recent count shows a 6% rise in Miami-Dade street homelessness, despite declines in overall homelessness and public sleeping bans. Resources are strained, with shelter availability down 12%.

Commissioner DeMont Davis of Clayton County District 4 invites residents to a hybrid Community Town Hall meeting on September 13, 2025, available both in-person and online.

Germantown, TN announces a fall events schedule with music, food, recycling, a car show, family activities, and a Halloween bash, as outlined by Mayor Mike Palazzolo.

Knoxville's Henley Bridge lights up in orange for football festivities, celebrating the University of Tennessee's game against Georgia, uniting the community in support and spirit.

The Columbus Division of Police celebrated Police Women's Day on social media, acknowledging the female officers for their courage, compassion, and commitment.

Clark County Council seeks volunteers for Mosquito Control District Board of Trustees, with terms starting in 2026. Duties include overseeing policy and expenditures.

The US 441/Newfound Gap Road in Great Smoky Mountains National Park reopened on September 12, ahead of schedule, after repairs from an August 1st washout.

Troy Savage received the Jo Atwater Continuous Core Values Award from the City of Concord for his exceptional service and adherence to the city's principles.

Brook Hollow Branch Library in San Antonio will close briefly on September 15 to complete a transition to solar power, as part of the city's eco-friendly initiatives.

The Lawrence community attended a push-in ceremony for Ladder 38, led by Fire Chief Wallace and Mayor Whitfield, marking a notable public safety investment.

Charlotte celebrates its burgeoning life sciences sector with a week-long event from September 15–19, including symposiums, stakeholder summits, and the opening of IRCAD's North American hub.

Brighton's "Spooky Saturday" will feature "Hotel Transylvania" and pre-movie activities. A Halloween Costume Exchange is also scheduled to promote sustainability.

Las Cruces residents are invited to meetings to discuss the allocation of funds from a Gross Receipts Tax increase for capital improvements in areas like public safety and parks.