Milwaukee is hosting its 3rd Annual Back to School Festival at Indigenous People’s Park, featuring free food, music, and school supplies, with community building activities arranged by Alderman Mark Chambers, Jr. and the Milwaukee Police Department.

Clayton County District 3 launches Senior Yard Clean-Up Initiative to aid seniors with yard maintenance. Nominations for service are due by September 29, 2025.

Fulton County's Freemanville Road will be closed for water service upgrades on August 23-24, with detours in place.

Upper Arlington's September/October 2025 UA Insight newsletter features updates on the Community Survey, city projects, election news, and senior services. It also covers the Zollinger Road project and summer events.

Atlantic Beach officials are addressing odors from a wastewater facility with a plan that includes infrastructure improvements and operational adjustments to improve community air quality.

The Bloomington Common Council invites residents to a housing discussion session at City Hall on September 10, 2025, to contribute to debates affecting local housing policies.

Boston Police officers served dinner to seniors and provided ice cream during a Movie Night at the Beverly Gibbons Center, fostering community spirit.

Brooklyn Park is hosting business events, including "Thriving Thursdays" for entrepreneur support and "Summer at the Plaza" for local culture and enterprise, and has introduced a voluntary camera program for safety.

Washington D.C. faces a spike in violent crime, including a 14-year-old's death and increased juvenile delinquency, amid allegations of police data manipulation and a crime emergency declaration.

Maricopa is constructing a new pedestrian bridge over railroad tracks, starting late August 2023 until summer 2026, aiming to enhance connectivity and safety.

Boulder County prepares fall prevention programs for the elderly in September, focusing on education and activities like Tai Chi to enhance safety and balance.

Nevada State University will become a tobacco-free campus starting the fall semester, banning all forms of tobacco including cigarettes, electronic devices, and cannabis.

Salt Lake City has chosen Mercy Housing and Brinshore Development to redevelop the northern parcels of the Fleet Block to create an affordable, community-focused area with housing, public spaces, and greenery.