A jury awarded $100 million to a boy for a botched circumcision by a doctor who lost his license 10 days prior.

Marietta History Center hosts a "Books, Books, Books!" event on September 21st, offering family activities and meetups with local authors and organizations.

The TWRA stresses safety and the use of life jackets for the Labour Day weekend, aims to ensure responsible boating, and reports a decrease in boating fatalities.

Hillsboro Water is working with a diverse Community Advisory Panel to evaluate and modernize water rates, considering a myriad of financial factors and aiming to encourage conservation while planning rate increases.

Fort Worth's District 7 opens a new library with a grand celebration featuring various activities, aiming to become a community hub and cultural cornerstone.

The Lake Havasu City Fire Department is hosting a recruitment open house on October 2 to inform potential firefighters about the career and hiring process.

The "Taste of Smyrna" event on September 7 offers a variety of foods from over 20 restaurants, with free admission and live music for a family-friendly experience.

Hillsborough County's Cross Creek Park is set for an $8.7 million upgrade, including a new community center, gym, outdoor area, and modern playground, with the groundbreaking scheduled for Friday.

A Washington County resident won $726,103.50 in the PA Lottery Cash 5 drawing with a ticket sold at Jefferson Avenue Station.

Allegheny County offices, Courts, and Council will be closed on Labor Day, September 2, 2024. Seasonal pools and spray parks will observe different hours, while golf courses remain open. A car cruise event is scheduled at Deer Lakes Park.

The Seattle Center Monorail plans to increase its fares in 2025, with adult tickets rising by 50 cents and reduced fare tickets going up by 25 cents. Public feedback is being solicited.

Schertz offers its annual Fall Clean Up from October 12-27, allowing residents to dispose of non-regular household waste with proof of residence. Hazardous items accepted on the final weekend only.

The Green Street project in Fallbrook aims to improve water quality with a trash capture device and biofiltration basin on South Mission Road, starting in late 2024 and ending in summer 2025.