The CARE team in Chapel Hill is expanding to Carrboro, offering support for residents in crisis with plans to extend operating hours, funded by the NC Department of Human Services and local partnerships.

Clarksville's "A Day with the Dead" Cemetery Tour, featuring costumed actors, offers insights into local history at Riverview Cemetery, with tickets still available for early tours.

The St. Charles County Police Cyber Crime Unit warns of online predators, urging parental discussions on cyber safety, including risks of "sextortion" and "deepfake" technology, with 36 arrests made last year.

The Bearcats Baja team is celebrating its 50th year, emphasizing cross-disciplinary collaboration as they prepare for a tough competition in South Carolina.

The Rockwall Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Partnership Breakfast for community engagement with county leaders, emphasizing networking and conversation. Limited spots are available.

The Deering Estate will host an imaginative concert by Artist-in-Residence Susana Behar, exploring the possible auditory experiences of Charles Deering.

A child was airlifted to a hospital after being injured at a football practice in South Fulton, with few details released and an ongoing investigation.

The Plymouth History Center is organizing historical tours through Parkers Lake Cemetery to explore the stories of Plymouth's settlers, offered for free on select October Thursdays.

Janesville prepares for Annual Waterway Clean-Up on September 20, where volunteers will clean the Rock River, starting at Monterey Park at 10 AM. Registration available online.

Broward County announces road smoothing projects starting September 15 in Parkland and Tamarac, with lane closures expected on weekdays from 8AM to 4PM, completion aimed for December 2025.

Raleigh Water is launching a new billing portal in November, promising easier account management and a “My Request” feature. Autopay users must re-enroll. Community events will help users adapt.

The Cambridge Fire Department announces a 9/11 remembrance ceremony on September 11, 2025, inviting the community to honor those lost in the attacks and their aftermath.

Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department offers community garage sales at local centers for a $10 fee, promoting decluttering, sustainability, and community engagement.