Reno offers training for board and commission members on September 15, 2025, covering new resolution guidelines and specific roles, with an online option available.

After 40 years, Dwain "Oki" Uyeda retires from the Honolulu Zoo, leaving a legacy of dedication and unique experiences with animals like Elton the lizard and Lani Moo the 3rd.

El Paso's Fire Fest returns on October 11th at Veterans Park, featuring activities for all ages, live music, food trucks, a farmers market, art competitions, and free flu shots.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation introduces various archery programs, starting September 7, catering to all ages, including specific sessions for homeschoolers and teens.

Coon Rapids provides grants for water education, supporting field trips, materials, and workshops aimed at promoting water conservation and management.

Bennett Place State Historic Site hosts "The Promise of Peace: Slavery's End in North Carolina," a free event commemorating the end of slavery with 1,324 luminaries.

Maple Grove Police remind residents to ride safely on city trails, citing state statutes on personal transport vehicles and providing safety resources.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office highlights former NFL players now serving as officers, promoting their team spirit and inviting applicants from all backgrounds to join their diverse law enforcement workforce.

Governor Abbott honored officers at the CLEAT convention, emphasizing the role of law enforcement in public safety and the state's legislative measures for bail reform.

The new Martin Luther King Branch of the Milwaukee Public Library opened, providing a modern facility with technology and spaces for community engagement.

The Minneapolis Police Department postponed a community BBQ event out of respect for those impacted by a recent tragic shooting at Annunciation Church.

Milton's City Council to hold Special Called Meeting on Sep 8 for a Public Hearing on the proposed FY 2026 budget and other items, available in-person and via livestream.

Akron launches the first phase of a Unified Early Learning System to improve child care services, with nearly $1 million in funding and a coalition including the city government and local organizations.