Arizona's education chief Tom Horne warns of a teacher retention crisis, citing a survey that shows teachers are quitting due to inadequate support, student discipline issues, and low pay.

Gwinnett County is launching the Norcross Microtransit Pilot Program, offering on-demand shared rides to modernize and improve local transportation. A ribbon-cutting event with officials is scheduled for September 6.

Mecklenburg County calls for foster home volunteers due to a pandemic-induced shortage, offering a TIPS/MAPP training program starting September 25. Applications for the fall session are due by September 18.

Fulton County's Commissioner Bridget Thorne has been appointed to NACo's International Economic Development Task Force and Large Urban County Caucus to help shape national policy.

September's Library Card Sign-up Month is highlighted by Surprise Public Library System, offering extensive resources, programs, and Culture Passes, alongside incentives for children and teens. Visit surprisepubliclibrary.gov to join.

Florida's James Gaddis claims he was fired for exposing state parkland development plans, including golf courses and hotels, causing a public backlash and project suspension.

Reverend Doctor Charissa Howe was named County Correctional Chaplain of the Year by the Pennsylvania Prison Chaplains Association for her service at Allegheny County Jail.

The San Antonio Public Library introduces new limited-edition card designs in celebration of National Library Card Sign-Up Month, featuring local symbols.

Grand Prairie officials warned residents not to use tap water for drinking or cooking due to a foaming agent contamination. Schools are closed, bottled water distribution is set up, and residents are advised to contact the City for information.

The Folsom Police Department highlights September as a time for suicide prevention and safe gun storage, offering free cable gun locks and advocating for the use of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

A tentative agreement was reached between Oakland University and its faculty union, OU-AAUP, just before classes started, which includes salary increases and a historic compensation package.

Michigan names winners of the "I Voted" sticker contest, with nine designs chosen for use in the 2024 Presidential Election, celebrating civic engagement.

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign agreed with the U.S. Department of Education to comply with civil rights laws after a probe into how it handled discrimination complaints.