St. Peters opens applications for its Snow Removal Program aimed at aiding residents with street access post-snowfall; enrollment ends Nov. 30, no full driveway clearing.

Tolleson hosts a career fair at the Civic Center on October 14, connecting job seekers with over 20 businesses.

Lewisville invites residents to join Citizens University, offering insights into city operations through 12 sessions and a bus tour, starting September 18. Registration is open until August 31.

The Bloomington Police Department is hosting 'Cops and Cones,' an event for building community relationships with ice cream and fun activities, on September 19th.

Several programs in Arizona assist families with air conditioning costs, offering discounts, free maintenance, and no-interest payment plans, facilitated by Walmart, HVAC companies, and non-profits like AllThrive365.

Philadelphia's public pools are closing for the season with a staggered schedule, urging residents to check local pool closing dates and enjoy the final days of swimming before autumn.

Two Minneapolis officers were honored for DWI arrests, with Gerten making 56 and Butler 83, at a ceremony highlighting the seriousness of impaired driving.

WDFW awards $1 million for wildlife diversity projects in Washington to protect species at risk, with ongoing and new initiatives benefiting from the funding.

Mayor Karen Bass launches a $25 million campaign to rebuild the Palisades-Malibu YMCA, destroyed in recent wildfires, aiming to restore a key community space.

Portland extends pay-to-park hours to 10 p.m. in several districts starting September 2; introduces "5 after 5" parking rule and discounted on-street parking passes for downtown low-income residents.

1834 Ventures has launched a $20 million fund to support startups from the Tulane University community, with an initial $4.4 million raised to promote Louisiana’s economic growth.

Snohomish County is accepting applications for funds to create affordable housing, with over $1 million available for the fiscal year 2026. Virtual information sessions are mandatory for applicants.

Kyrene de la Sierra Elementary School reports air pollution levels 28 times higher than acceptable, leading to school closure and online classes.