Duluth celebrated Multicultural Week with cultural performances, international cuisines, and activities, highlighting diversity and unity in the community.

ADS seeks feedback from King County residents over 60, with disabilities, or caregivers for focus groups or a survey to shape service communication strategies. Engagements are in August and September 2025, with incentives for participation.

Erick Oribio, a Baltimore media executive wrongfully imprisoned in Venezuela, returned home after diplomatic efforts, including a three-country prisoner swap.

A high school senior from Young Women’s STEAM Academy secured a NASA internship, working on the Urban Heat Island effect, and aims to study mechanical engineering in college.

Oak Creek Public Library is introducing free programs for children and teens from September to December. Registration is required and can be done online, in-person, or by phone.

Memphis Police delivered school supplies to Sheffield Elementary to show appreciation for teachers, promoting community unity as part of #StrongerSaferMemphis initiative.

The Cleveland Police District 2 collaborates with Sports Focus and Rose Roy to donate women's professional and athletic attire to the May Dugan Center, aiding local women for work and job interviews.

New Orleans plans to host the K20 Summit on August 30 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, emphasizing resilience, evolution, and empowerment.

Citizen-scientists teamed up with Texas parks departments in a BioBlitz at Sendera Ranch Park, recording 964 observations of 350 species including birds, insects, and reptiles.

Milton reminds residents of campaign sign rules: permitted from August 18 until seven days post-election; additional period for run-offs; limits on residential signage size; no City property signs allowed.

MEGA Adoption Event in Fort Worth aims to rehome over 1,000 animals with over 20 shelters participating and offers a prize wheel and welcome kits for adopters.

Pending some city approvals, Halloween in the Castro will return for the third time this year as a tamer version of the long-gone legendary block party, though perhaps a bit more festive with a street closure this time.

Minnesota's AASD and DSD announce updates on a direct support labor market survey deadline, transition to CFSS, new Medicaid toolkit, EIDBI training requirements, event dates, and system maintenance for the DHS' eDocs.