Crews repaired a broken water main on Clairmont Terrace, DeKalb County, which a contractor indirectly caused working nearby. Residents may experience brown water and are advised to run faucets to clear it.

Fulton County's Connect the Dots program aims to enhance digital literacy among parents and children, partnering with Inspiredu, Commissioner Dana Barrett, and Comcast to bridge the digital divide.

Lawrenceville has opened applications for around 45 volunteer board positions for community involvement in varied sectors. Deadline is September 27, 2024.

The Clark County School District Police in Las Vegas introduced The Harbor program, focusing on restorative support for youth instead of punitive measures, to prevent juvenile legal entanglements.

Storm in Cartersville caused power outages affecting 2,300 customers, structure fires including a worship center, and strewn debris; city departments actively restoring services.

The Godley Fire Department is celebrating its 75th anniversary with a community event on September 7th, with a BBQ for members and activities for the public.

The McDonough city website introduced an Alert Center for residents to receive updates on local issues like road closures and boil water advisories, with options to sign up for specific notifications.

Las Cruces issued a notice of breach to Memorial Medical Center for failing to expand health services and report such expansions, demanding accountability and plans for remedy by September 2024.

Federal support has been granted to Los Angeles immigrant aid groups, enhancing local efforts to assist migrants with services such as legal aid, healthcare, and housing.

F2Con returns to Clarksville from Sep 6-8, 2024, featuring gaming tournaments with a $10,000 prize pool, vendor booths, and various open play stations.

Over $42 million in medical debt has been eradicated for 62,000 residents in Washington, D.C. through a public-private partnership initiative to alleviate financial strain.

Lawrenceville considers changing its business occupation tax from a flat rate to a method based on gross receipts and profitability, inviting public input at a hearing.

Charlotte Solid Waste Services will not delay trash collection on Labor Day, maintaining regular pickup schedules, with carts out by 6 am. The My Charlotte Lookup tool and text updates at 73224 provide schedule information.