The Texas Capital MERG teamed with the American Red Cross and Blue Cross for a blood drive, collecting 105 units from 106 donors, helping local Texas communities.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department is offering a free 10-week Community Police Academy starting September 16, giving residents behind-the-scenes law enforcement insights.

Dominion Middle School celebrates its 100-year legacy with an event featuring performances, speeches, and alumni, highlighting its historic role in Columbus education.

Boston Police District A-7 offers a community hockey dryland training program for all ages and skill levels, emphasizing fitness, skill development, and teamwork.

The City of Raleigh is hosting an Operations Job Fair on September 20-21 to fill various city department roles, providing on-site interviews and application assistance.

San Tan Valley residents are concerned about a proposed 51.94% hike in wastewater service costs and a 13% increase in water bills by EPCOR, which they fear will add to their financial burdens.

Winder community supports shooting victims' families through fundraising and gestures of solidarity, while the 14-year-old alleged shooter faces charges.

A nonverbal 5-year-old boy was rescued by Dakota McDonald from oncoming traffic after wandering away from his elementary school in Peoria, Arizona. McDonald received a Citizen Commendation for his actions.

Pasadena celebrates National Latino Heritage Month with a range of events from September 15 to October 15, including music, parades, crafts, and a focus on Latino-owned businesses.

The University of Texas at San Antonio introduces a degree in digital media influencing, emphasizing professional content creation and marketing skills for social media careers.

Waffle House CEO Walt Ehmer has passed away, leaving a legacy of leadership and community involvement, as Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens and others express their condolences.

Blaine prepares for its 15th annual WorldFest, a cultural event highlighting global diversity with performances, set for September 14 at Tom Ryan Park.

Boston Police officers from District A-1 and the Bureau of Community Engagement welcomed young students on their first day at Eliot School with encouragement and free ice cream.