Lewisville residents can learn about home improvement grants at a free workshop on Sept. 10 at Thrive, with Spanish translation available. Programs include exterior repair rebates and community-building grants.

Stephen Redfearn has been named Boulder's new police chief after serving as interim chief, with a focus on innovative policing and a track record in law enforcement.

Brooklyn Park Pet Hospital will host a low-cost pet microchipping event on September 14, where pets can be microchipped for $20 with pre-registration required.

The Ramsey County Board is considering a $848.5 million budget, as the community is reminded about absentee voting and called to serve as election judges.

Minneapolis residents discuss a potential 8.1% tax increase and public safety at meetings, can request traffic calming measures, and participate in metro extension plans and inclusive city events.

Fitch Ratings upgraded Atlanta's IDR to AAA, reflecting the city's strong fiscal health and economic growth, which may lead to lower-cost bond issues and signals confidence in its financial management.

Allegheny Valley Hospital workers reached a tentative contract agreement, avoiding a strike, with a vote set for Monday.

Upcoming Kaufman County Bail Bond Board meeting is on September 10, 2024, at noon, discussing bail bond system matters. Public attendance is encouraged to observe and understand local justice operations.

Philadelphia's Chinatown community protests against the proposed construction of a new 76ers arena, expressing concerns over displacement and gentrification.

The Tavares community held a vigil for a two-year-old killed in a crash, with police and firefighters attending. The driver, Joshua Montero, faces DUI manslaughter charges.

The RM Clayton Water Reclamation Center in Atlanta now complies with Georgia EPD wastewater standards, thanks to facility improvements and ongoing upgrades. No E. Coli exceedances since March 2024.

The University of Minnesota's biennial budget request focuses on student affordability, staff pay, and research excellence, with President Cunningham seeking $235 million from the state.

The White Settlement community held its 3rd Annual Rock the Boat event, featuring competitive boat challenges and family-friendly festivities, with safety inspections and awards for various categories.