It's the end of the road for AIDS/LifeCycle, the 7-day, 545-mile bike ride fundraiser from San Francisco to Los Angeles.

The Hayward Public Library is celebrating the 5th anniversary of its downtown branch with activities like art exhibits and live music on Sept. 14. The library highlights Hayward's infrastructural improvements funded by Measure C.

Denton Police invite the community for a run in Quakertown Park to engage with new recruits and build rapport.

The Hillsboro City Council approved an advisory vote on water fluoridation for the November 2024 ballot, a topic with divided historical community opinion.

Plano Police and Collin County Crime Victims Council are hosting the Thriving Communities Resource Fair on September 23, 2024, offering support and information to the community.

Coon Rapids celebrated the opening of its new Fire Station #3, featuring innovative facilities for firefighters, with an unconventional fire hose "ribbon-cutting" ceremony.

Katy's LGBTQ community celebrates Pride, highlighting solidarity against Katy ISD policies that limit gender identity expression, with festivities including live music, a Kids Zone, and food trucks at the First Christian Church.

Gwinnett County has approved infrastructure and public safety enhancements, including a Lakeview Road overhaul, new radios, traffic surveillance tools, license plate reading cameras, and a traffic signal upgrade.

The City of Bloomington recognizes September as Suicide Prevention Month. The Mayor, council, and police department emphasize the mental health challenges faced by law enforcement and promote the 988 helpline.

Bellevue residents can give input on future utility rates at a virtual meeting on Sept. 16, before the City Council reviews the proposed 2025-26 Utilities budget.

Miami Beach is set to host a series of free events for Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrating Hispanic culture with music, dance, and educational activities.

Burien's National Welcoming Week celebrates diversity with events for all. The city council will officially declare the period as Welcoming Week with activities planned, including a community event on September 14.

Arizona State University fell 180 places to rank 252nd in The Wall Street Journal's list of best colleges, with the University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University also experiencing significant drops.