Three women were crowned ambassadors of the Maple Grove Ambassador Scholarship Program in Minnesota, ready to represent their community at various events.

A Chicago family gifted Pope Leo XIV, who has Chicago roots, with a "Da Pope" t-shirt in Rome, receiving attention online and reflecting the pontiff's connection to the city.

Over 100 volunteers participated in the Neighborhood Cares Initiative Community Day, cleaning spaces and improving the local area by collecting trash and fixing infrastructure.

Waste Pro starts waste collection at 6:30 a.m. to avoid midday heat, requiring residents to adjust trash set-out times.

Former Miami-Dade School Board member G. Holmes Braddock died at 100, leaving a legacy of dedication to school desegregation, bilingual education, and student involvement.

The Dragon Bravo Fire at Grand Canyon National Park has grown to 16,765 acres with 26% containment, with firefighting efforts focusing on strategic lines and critical weather challenges.

Alderman Scott Spiker invites residents to the Garden District's Tour of Gardens in the 13th District this Sunday to admire local gardens and foster community spirit.

The Oval has reopened on Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, offering a range of free activities from fitness sessions to movies and more until September 14.

Casa Grande invites residents to a Community Open House on August 11 at the Dorothy Powell Senior Center to voice concerns and ideas to the City Council.

Murfreesboro seeks to address environmental issues at Middle Point Landfill with a settlement proposal that mandates protections, a PFAS treatment system, and an air quality management plan.

Mayor Ginther plans to invest $5 million in Columbus for infrastructure and safety upgrades in commercial areas, focusing on LED street lights, beautification, public safety cameras, and maintenance.

Brooklyn Park is hosting its seventh annual Restaurant Week from September 22-28, inviting local restaurants to participate and showcase their dishes.

Pittsburgh has named a street after Gus and Yiayia’s Cart to honor the local food stand's long-standing presence and community impact, especially after the death of longtime owner Gus Kalaris.