Carrboro's 10th annual Fiestas en la Calle celebrates Latin culture on August 24th with music, food, and dance.

Maui invites the community to the Abilities Resource Fair on Aug. 23, 2025, showcasing services for those with disabilities at Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center.

The Rooftop at Pier 17 in NYC is a finalist for America's Best Restroom, praised for its design, cleanliness, and views, but is only open during events.

Dallas Animal Services was scrutinized after photos on social media led to an investigation, which found no signs of animal cruelty in the handling of two dogs by adopters.

Mayor Karen Bass introduces extensive street safety measures around LA schools, including speed humps and new signage, to protect students as they return to classes.

Seattle's OSE promotes eco-friendly back-to-school practices, emphasizing the use of local foods, reusable containers, composting, and alternate transport to reduce carbon footprint and waste.

Metro Transit now offers weekend and Labor Day bus services from Maple Grove to the State Fair, with tickets available on their app or with exact cash.

Henderson waives pet adoption fees for locals until September 1 to manage animal population. Proof of residency required; additional services not covered.

Clayton County Extension invites the public to a Pollinator Census on Aug. 23, 2025, at Reynolds Nature Preserve, aiming to educate and engage the community in conservation efforts.

Houston's Cullen Park Apartments residents are dealing with a severe rat infestation and other hazards like fires and structural problems, with no response from management despite official complaints and an active city investigation.

Delray Beach decides to keep its Pride intersection despite new Florida laws against colorful street art, despite the controversy and potential financial implications.

Michigan lawmakers propose Senate Bill 492 to require verification of student transfers between schools, after a case of child neglect exposed gaps in the system. The bill aims to prevent children from being "lost" in the educational radar.

Milton Restaurant Week, September 8-14, will feature special dining deals from local restaurants showcasing diverse culinary offerings at fixed prices.