The Taco Mac on Peachtree Street in Midtown Atlanta has suddenly closed, marking the second location to shut down in under two months, with a farewell note expressing gratitude to the community.

Upper Arlington reminds citizens of the regulations for operating golf carts during festivities, emphasizing compliance with safety standards and no exemption during Independence Day, except in special cases like parades and block parties.

A report shows a 14% increase in family homelessness in Atlanta, despite a 1% overall rise, suggesting a stabilizing trend in homelessness. Data reveals disproportionate Black representation and a growing number of seniors facing homelessness.

A Baltimore County truck driver and his wife won $250,000 from a Maryland Lottery scratch-off ticket bought at a Food Lion store. They plan to pay bills and fund home improvements.

Chamblee Police launch an LGBT Liaison Program, appointing Officer Brandon White as the first liaison, aiming to enhance safety, respect, and inclusivity for the LGBTQ+ community.

Andrew Zelina, a Cleveland State University graduate, was hired to create a digital museum for KeyBank’s 200th anniversary, emphasizing the linkage between academic knowledge and practical application in the banking sector.

St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore reviewed his two-year tenure's achievements, highlighting improvements in public safety, community relations, and modernized justice initiatives.

Minnetonka's Night to Unite event aims to foster community spirit and is scheduled for August 5, with registration now open and a $100 gift card raffle for early sign-ups.

The Milwaukee Fire Department commemorates 150 years of service by sharing historical stories and notable incidents on social media, as it reflects on the past and its evolution in firefighting and community safety.

Louisiana wildlife agents Sgt. Cupit and Agent Lemoine received the 2024 Conservation Officers of the Year award for their investigative work, including solving an illegal bear killing case.

"Rec on the Spot," a free mobile recreation program for 5-14-year-olds, begins June 9 and runs until August 14, providing fun activities in city parks.

New Life Village opens a sports complex with various recreational facilities, funded by Hillsborough County, aiming to enhance the lives of its community members.

A St. Charles man, Michael Flandermeyer, participated in Taps Across America on Memorial Day, honoring service members with his bugle tribute, continued since 2020, rooted in his familial military history.