White Settlement announces a weekend of community activities, including a Tire Recycle Event, a farmers market, PAWS animal care, and SplashDayz Waterpark fun.

Travelers face busy airports and manageable lines during Labor Day weekend, with anticipated high passenger volumes and lower gas prices compared to last year. Despite some flight delays and cancellations, many passengers remain upbeat.

Surprise Stadium announces its 2025 Spring Training schedule, while the City of Surprise also unveils community events including public art initiatives and a Day of Service, along with updates on the local TV show "Surprise Lately."

The City of Eden Prairie is seeking nominations for the Sustainable Eden Prairie Award to honor local environmental efforts in various sustainability categories by September 30.

Registration for the free lunch at the Aging Well Expo ends at 5 p.m. today, with the expo focusing on senior health and well-being slated for September 18.

The last Free Fridge in Atlanta, located in Medlock Park, is closing due to challenges, despite efforts to provide aid and combat food insecurity since 2020.

Over 4,500 hotel workers in Boston and Cambridge are on strike for better pay and benefits, potentially affecting the area's tourism during a holiday weekend.

The Schertz Library recommends a diverse selection of books for the back-to-school season, including fiction, non-fiction, and graphic novels for all ages.

Eden Prairie Police Department emphasizes school bus safety laws and announces increased patrol to reduce stop arm violations after a rise in incidents.

Chandler invites citizens to workshops and virtual sessions to shape its Downtown Area Plan, with the first event on Sept. 7. The plan integrates previous community guidelines and will employ AR technology in November for interactive engagement.

Clearwater's Marshall Street Water Reclamation Facility experienced multiple wastewater overflows due to rain, prompting city actions and environmental notifications.

Brooklyn Park's tree sale, in partnership with Tree Trust, offers residents affordable saplings at $40 each, with a three-tree limit per address, to enhance local greenery.

The City of South Fulton Council approved the formation of a citizen panel to review police use of force incidents, aiming to bolster community trust in law enforcement.