Boulder County enacts a 6-month moratorium on large residential developments from January 17, 2025, allowing time to consider land use regulation changes.

The Bellevue Kelsey Creek Farm Fair offers pony rides, a pumpkin patch, and other activities to celebrate the city's pastoral heritage on October 5th.

Local housing advocates celebrate 35 years of impact on community housing, thanking supporters and recognizing the role of the Fort Worth Police Department in their anniversary event.

Philadelphia's Department of Streets announces a week-long street milling project for Center City starting September 23, with night-work and parking restrictions detailed on phila.gov.

Mesa has awarded MYCAF grants to youth for local environmental projects, supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies' $50,000 contribution. Mayor Giles commends the initiative.

Macomb and Oakland counties are disputing over sewage discharge into Lake St. Clair, with both sides presenting differing claims about the treatment and impact on water quality.

Hays County has reduced the number of inmates waiting over 1,000 days for trial from 25 in March 2023 to just one, thanks to collective judicial system efforts.

A Wayne County judge issued a temporary restraining order, blocking radioactive waste from a New York atomic project from being shipped to a Michigan landfill.

ROCtoberfest celebrates autumn with a festival on September 21st, featuring live music, food trucks, drinks, games, and prizes, with a $5 entry and special drinkware for $10.

Authorities and relatives seek help in finding Emily Locke, reported missing since July, last seen in Duluth, with concerns for her mental health and safety.

The Austin Police Department welcomed 54 new officers from its 152nd cadet class, marking their graduation with a ceremony on September 20, 2024, at The Bannockburn Church.

The Boston Police Department's District A-7 has revitalized its community ice hockey program, offering weekly sessions to foster teamwork and life skills among over 100 youths.

Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath suggests a statewide ban on cellphones in schools, citing their negative impact on student progress and mental health.