Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass orders actions to protect residents during an Excessive Heat Warning, including opening augmented cooling centers and coordinating resources across the city.

Sarasota's city leaders are facing a decision on the fate of the historic Colson Hotel, with community members advocating for its preservation against potential demolition.

A storm at Saguaro Lake caused visitors to seek safety as the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office advised on emergency reporting, and cell service, affected by the storm, was restored by Sunday morning.

Dragon Con in Atlanta drew 72,000 attendees, raised $210k for charity, and contributed an estimated $80 million to the local economy, while 4,000 people donated blood at the event.

South Florida union leaders and workers rallied on Labor Day for better wages and affordable health benefits, as rising living costs and housing crises press on.

Proposed federal heat safety regulations may soon protect Georgia workers from extreme temperatures, requiring employers to implement water, rest breaks, and face OSHA fines for non-compliance.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office shared a Labor Day message on Facebook, expressing gratitude for the American workforce and wishing those working a safe shift.

Marietta's Ugly Sweater Parade is returning in December, part of the Christmas Tree Lighting Festival. Participants must apply by November 15 to join the parade, featuring festive activities and a tree lighting ceremony.

Laurel, MD, opens the Craig A. Moe Multiservice Center to aid the homeless, offering various services and transitional housing, with a grand opening set for September 10.

Chuckles Comedy House in Memphis has shut down after over a decade, leaving the local comedy community seeking answers and a new venue. Financial troubles and a strategic shift by the owner are cited as reasons for the closure.

The family of DPW worker Ronald Silver II, who died from heat exhaustion in Baltimore, seeks answers about the conditions that led to his death. Investigations by various agencies, including a private one, are underway.

The Back-to-School Bash at Ohrenberger School, supported by the Boston Police Department's Community Service Officers, featured food, fun, and an inflatable play area.

Hawaii celebrates Hawaiian History Month with events honoring Queen Liliʻuokalani, featuring reflective walks, musical tributes, and cultural activities.