The Texas Women’s Leadership Conference, aimed at empowering women leaders, is set for February 2026 and features high-profile speakers. It's supported by the Beacon State Fund and sponsors like AT&T.

The 2025 Community Survey Report for Upper Arlington reveals high resident satisfaction with city services and local governance and indicates openness to housing diversification.

Local high schooler Christopher Hilz was honored by Mayor Stan Booker with a Mayoral Citation for his community service and leadership, including creating an ADA-compliant gazebo.

Williamson County designates September as National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, addressing its severity in Texas and urging awareness of warning signs and immediate action in cases of crisis.

The Boston Police Department's H.O.P.E. Taekwondo program aims to build confidence and discipline in youth, promoting community engagement between officers and residents.

Plymouth expands swim session access at Wayzata East Middle School Pool with additional lap and open swim times to fit various schedules, starting at $3 per entry.

Clayton County plans a National Voter Registration Day Block Party on September 16, 2025, with music, vendors, and food trucks, aiming to promote voter registration and education.

The Orange County School District approved a $7.5 billion budget amid a student enrollment drop, aiming to reallocate staff without layoffs and criticizing state funding for education. They are also following state vaccine mandate changes.

West Allis announces "Pumpkins in the Park" on Oct. 10, featuring free pumpkins, decorating, games, crafts, music, and food at Veterans Memorial Park.

The Boerne Book Festival is relocating to the Patrick Heath Public Library with author panels, children’s activities, and university presses attending on Oct. 4.

Lipscomb University's theatre community collaborates with the Nashville Shakespeare Festival, performing 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' at The Yard at ONEC1TY with academic talents.

Jewish protesters are suing Miami Beach over an ordinance they claim violates their First Amendment rights, following restrictions implemented after an Art Basel protest.

DeKalb County Firefighter Preston Fant died in the line of duty while attempting to rescue a colleague from a fire. He served for 21 years and is survived by his wife and five children. Flags are at half-staff to honor him.