Arlington officials seek public input on Safe Streets Arlington, a plan to reduce traffic deaths and serious injuries by 5% yearly, with the next meeting on September 19, 2024.

Boulder County has declared September as Suicide Prevention Month to raise awareness and educate residents on intervention and prevention methods, providing resources like the WellMind Connection and support from the Colorado Crisis Services.

Heather Holden reflects on a decade-long police career, focusing on protecting children online as part of the BCA's ICAC Task Force, and advocates for women in law enforcement.

Acworth, GA has been named a PlanFirst Community by the state, recognizing its excellent planning practices for 2025-2027. This will bring incentives for further development and growth.

TxDOT's internship program provides over 630 students with real-world infrastructure experience, fostering future leaders and offering hands-on project involvement.

The DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management has repaired a broken water main at Perimeter Center West, caused by a drilling error. Although repairs are complete, some residents may experience brown water temporarily.

The Meerscheidt Recreation Center is adjusting its fall schedule for the school break, with limited adult sport sessions but ongoing Zumba Gold, cornhole, and adaptive sports, excluding activities on October 5.

The Detroit Fire Department will conduct an EV-focused workshop teaching first responders how to handle lithium-ion battery emergencies, with experts John Waters and Ron Butler leading the event.

Hank "the Ballpark Pup," the beloved mascot of the Milwaukee Brewers, has passed away, leaving a legacy of joy and an enduring symbol of animal rescue.

Vensure Employer Solutions is hosting a job fair on Sept. 23-24 at their Chandler corporate office to fill various positions across multiple departments.

Washington County reports that its Supportive Housing Services program has reduced unsheltered homelessness by 35.5% and housed 3,816 households since July 2021.

Truck-A-Palooza will take place at the Town Center Mall in Cobb County, featuring an array of large vehicles and supporting local safety education programs.

The ACLU is investing $2 million and $300,000 in Michigan Supreme Court and state House races, focusing on voter education via radio ads highlighting candidates' positions on key issues.