Joe Bradley was inducted into the Parks and Recreation Wall of Fame for his extensive community service and volunteer work at a ceremony led by April Norris.

Las Vegas is opening a new $190 million Civic Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring Mayor Shelley Berkley. The facility includes two modern buildings and a plaza for events.

Dunwoody Municipal Court is offering "Court Amnesty Month" in September to settle fines without contempt fees.

Folsom city officials are addressing a $3 million shortfall by involving the community in budget discussions and seeking cost-saving measures. Public meetings are scheduled for September and October to discuss the city's financial strategy.

Wright County conducted a nuclear incident drill at Monticello Nuclear Power Plant to test emergency protocols with local, state, and federal agencies.

Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery in Milwaukee receives a $50,000 grant from the Backing Historic Small Restaurants program, underscoring its historical significance.

Fort Worth residents can vote online for the name of a new public library until Sept. 10, choosing from four options reflecting the city's culture and environment.

Scammers are using AI and personal data to send highly personalized spam texts, making them harder to distinguish from real messages, as reported by FOX 10 Phoenix and Securelist.

The Hoffman Honors Scholars program at the University of Cincinnati is entering its second year, welcoming 22 new diverse students, and aims to provide debt-free careers and real-world skills.

Georgia's Rural Center for Innovation and Prosperity has been moved under the Georgia Department of Agriculture, with new executive director Charles “Charlie” Fiveash.

NBA All-Star Cade Cunningham inaugurated a new basketball facility at Cravens Park in Arlington, his hometown, featuring cutting-edge courts and free community activities. Mayor Jim Ross declared August 17 as Cade Cunningham Day.

Tempe, Arizona prepares for traffic and transit changes due to ASU Sun Devils' 2025 home football games, offering detailed transport plans and advising on street closures and transit detours.

Minnesota celebrates libraries as key community and educational resources, inviting locals to a statewide event on September 20th to appreciate these institutions, including activities at Columbia Heights Public Library.