LDWF schedules public hearings to discuss expanding the CWD Control Area in Louisiana due to rising deer infections.

The Scott County Fair, held from July 23-27, promises fun activities like rides, games, live music, and agricultural exhibits, with new events including the FFA Tractor Driving competition.

The Macomb County Office of Senior Services is seeking sponsors and vendors for their 34th annual Senior Fun Festival on September 25 at the Lorenzo Cultural Center.

The renovated Johnsville Library reopens with new features, including a study room, child-friendly book bins, updated furnishings, and a series of summer events.

The University of Cincinnati is adapting to new legal requirements by restructuring, including closing its central Equity & Inclusion office and repurposing identity centers, with President Pinto reaffirming commitment to inclusivity.

A county service's internet outage linked to an AT&T issue caused significant disruptions before being restored, underlining the risk of reliance on a single provider.

Denver's Bike to Work Day offers breakfast and activities, while DOTI shares updates on the Denver Moves: Bikes plan and evaluates bikeway treatments.

The Tampa Convention Center won the Smart Stars Award, recognizing its exceptional service and facilities. It previously received industry accolades and maintains a focus on sustainability and comprehensive event services.

Fred Smith, FedEx founder, passed away at 80, his vision and innovation leaving a lasting impact on Memphis and the logistics industry, celebrated by business partners, executives, and Rep. David Kustoff.

Atlanta's Jackson Street Bridge is set for an upgrade to improve safety and accessibility, with features like an extended pedestrian area and bike connection. The groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for July 9.

Atlanta City Council is voting on an ordinance to restrict vape shops from being within 1,000 feet of youth-centric locations, such as schools and daycare centers.

Norman city officials remind residents that personal fireworks are banned within city limits. Violators face fines. The city promotes its Fourth Fest event as a safe alternative, featuring the state's largest fireworks show at Reaves Park.

Akron celebrates its 200th anniversary with the launch of "Akron at 200: A Bicentennial History," a book detailing the city's history and featuring contributions from 26 authors.