Make-A-Wish Georgia and Cobb County are reviving their charity 5K on October 5 to support local critically ill children, with a new shirt design and multiple sponsorship levels.

The Galt Police Department celebrated National Police Woman's Day, highlighting Officers Nicholas and Miramontes for completing field training and serving as solo officers in Galt.

Fort Worth unveils 12 new street sweepers and invites residents to name them in a community engagement contest.

Officer Brent Clark was fired from the St. Petersburg Police Department for making a racist comment to a co-worker, which led to his termination after an internal investigation.

Governor Abbott honored first responders with the Star of Texas Awards, commemorating their courage and sacrifice on Texas First Responders Day, which coincides with September 11th.

Detroit Police Chief James White has applied to become CEO of the Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network, bringing his law enforcement and mental health expertise to the role.

During Milton High School's 9/11 memorial, survivor Marc Caruso spoke on the lasting impact of the attacks, while students and staff honored the nearly 3,000 victims with a ceremony and flag display.

Fort Pierce is being considered for a Brightline station as plans for one in Stuart face obstacles, with local businesses and residents seeing potential for economic growth and increased connectivity.

Soul singer Frankie Beverly of Maze has passed away at 77. His death was mourned in Philadelphia, where he inspired many, including Eagles QB Jalen Hurts.

President Buu Nygren designated September as Navajo Nation Recovery and Suicide Prevention Month to address mental health and suicide rates within the Navajo Nation.

The article discusses Blaine's GIS team's role in urban planning and management, highlighting how their work with spatial data impacts city services and infrastructure.

Boston hotel workers are striking across four hotels for better wages and working conditions amidst a broader trend of labor unrest in the hospitality industry.

Wildfire smoke from Southern California has caused an unusual haze in the Valley, reducing visibility and prompting health concerns due to poor air quality.