Coon Rapids first responders commemorated the 23rd anniversary of 9/11 with a silent tribute on Main St bridge, honoring those who died, as shared on their Facebook page.

Avondale announces a road repair schedule from September 17-27, 2024, with possible lane restrictions and vehicle towing. Despite potential delays, bulk trash will continue as planned.

The City of Milton held a successful Touch-a-Truck event with various vehicles on display, attracting thousands of participants, and also featured activities like face painting and inflatables.

Ward 8 residents engage in events to improve livability, including a think tank to aid the unhoused, a public safety meeting, a neighborhood cleanup, and input on traffic calming measures.

Fitch Ratings upgraded the City of Tamarac's bond ratings to 'AA+' from 'AA', reflecting a strong capacity to meet financial obligations and solid debt management strategies.

The Rocklin Police Department commemorated the 9/11 attacks, honoring victims and reminding citizens to cherish every moment and never forget the day's tragic events.

The Carroll County Board of Commissioners and Department of Planning and Land Management will host the 3rd annual Environmental Symposium on October 26, 2024, providing education on environmental stewardship.

The Minneapolis Police Department participated in the Battle of the Badges BBQ cook-off, enjoyed community engagement, and congratulated the winning Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office on Facebook.

The University of North Texas Police Department invites the community to support and educate on suicide prevention at an event on the south Union lawn.

The League City Community Center seeks local experts to lead diverse programs, encouraging individuals to share skills such as music or sports, offering support and promotion for new classes.

Smyrna's Food Truck Tuesday event brings gourmet trucks and music to Taylor-Brawner Park every Tuesday from May 7 to September 24, starting at 5:00 p.m.

September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month, highlighting the need for blood donations, especially from Black donors, to treat those with Sickle Cell Disease, as emphasized by the American Red Cross North Texas Region.

Covington residents can discuss the Grand Reserve development at a public meeting on Sept. 16 at Denny Dobbs Park after the Board of Commissioners postponed their vote.