Instagram's new update auto-tags user location, raising privacy concerns. The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office advises users to manually disable this feature for safety.

Librarian Patricia Polansky was honored for over 50 years of service at the University of Hawaii with the Nina D.P. Horio Award for her significant contributions.

Virtual meeting on High Line Canal trail improvements set for Sept 9, hosted by Arapahoe County with Q&A session for public engagement on resurfacing and enhancements.

Brooklyn Park's 7th annual Restaurant Week runs from Sept 22-28, showcasing over 100 local eateries. Sign-ups end Aug 31, 2025; the "Full Plate" package is full.

Dakota County designated August as Overdose Awareness Month, providing resources, naloxone kits, and training to combat substance misuse and honor those affected.

Milwaukee offers free cleaning kits for flood recovery, distributed by The Salvation Army with UMCOR's support. Health officials warn of hazards in floodwaters and stress the importance of cleaning.

Michigan residents are encouraged to apply for the Home Heating Credit to help with winter heating costs, with applications due by September 30. The credit can also unlock further financial assistance.

The Project REACH Senior Expo offers financial aid for utility bills to seniors, with events across the Valley including up to $300 for utilities and $250 from Southwest Gas for eligible customers.

The article discusses International Overdose Awareness Day, focusing on its significance in promoting prevention, remembrance, and solidarity against the overdose crisis.

Minneapolis launches the 2025 Bridge Fund for Dance, allocating $656,800 to support local dance projects, amid the Cowles Center's closure. Mayor Frey emphasizes dance's community-building power.

Broward County's Clear the Shelters campaign offers free pet adoptions in August, with 175 animals already adopted, as part of an effort to find homes for pets and encourage responsible ownership.

Barrow County is launching an online portal for permits and licenses, with current services continuing during transition. The county is also providing tutorials for the new software.

State schools chief Tom Horne criticizes the light 18-month sentence given to an armed Tucson school intruder, advocating for harsher punishment and increased school security measures.