Lake Havasu City fire officials prepared for a busy Labor Day, focusing on safety amid the Arizona heat, while local businesses welcomed the economic boost from the holiday tourism influx.

Gwinnett County announces closure of government offices for Labor Day, excluding essential services for resident safety, with normal operations resuming after the holiday.

Orange County announces a cultural training initiative for multi-national teams in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, with resources available through the library system.

Phoenix enforces a new street camping ban near schools and parks, stirring mixed reactions about its impact on the homeless population and efforts to address urban health and safety concerns.

Hilton San Diego Bayfront workers strike for better pay and conditions, with UNITE HERE Local 30 seeking a significant wage increase and condemning inadequate wages for living costs.

A Texas judge ruled against Austin's police keeping a secret personnel file, deeming it contrary to an act aimed at promoting transparency and accountability.

The Fort Worth Exchange announces a sale on designer bags and accessories with an extra 25% off select brands.

A female manatee was rescued from a sandbar in Fort Pierce by the U.S. Coast Guard and Florida wildlife officials. The manatee was in good health and returned to the water.

Paralyzed Deputy Hal Davis walked unaided into his retirement party, showcasing his recovery after a spinal cord injury, with his career and determination being celebrated.

Hotel workers in Boston, represented by UNITE HERE Local 26, went on strike on Labor Day, pushing for better working conditions and pay, as political figures showed solidarity.

Firefighters extinguished a small attic fire at a Fry's Supermarket in Phoenix, ensuring no injuries and minimal damage. The store has reopened; the cause remains under investigation.

The City of Minnetonka highlights the impacts of artificial lighting on migratory birds and other wildlife, advocating for changes to lighting practices to mitigate negative effects.

Two years after migrants began arriving in Chicago, their impacts are seen as some settle and thrive while others face struggles. The city's response evolves from crisis management to integration.