The 9-1-1 service outage in parts of Northeast Tarrant County was resolved, with residents regaining access to the emergency number after an AT&T disruption.

A bull that escaped in Boston's Roslindale in June was captured after evading officials for two months and will be rehomed by the MSPCA at Nevins Farm.

Miami's Department of Solid Waste will maintain regular garbage, recycling, and bulky trash collection on Labor Day, September 2, 2024, without schedule changes.

Mark Oestreich is honored with the Gil Braun Community Service Award by St. Louis Park Rotary Club for his long-standing dedication to environmental education.

Cambridge officials warn of traffic disruptions due to local events, including street festivals and cultural celebrations, between August 31 and September 8.

The Milton Planning Commission's meeting will discuss a new 14-home neighborhood, an "Artist Studio" barn conversion, updates on the Deerfield Plan, and potential meeting date changes.

Michigan test results show a 10-year low in third-grade reading proficiency, with only 39.6% passing. Math scores show improvements. The pandemic is blamed for disrupted learning, with plans to focus on underserved students and address dyslexia.

The Seattle Youth Employment Program celebrated the achievements of 251 interns and marked an increase in opportunities. Mayor Harrell praised the diversity of partnerships and encouraged the continuity of engagement and growth through the program.

Las Cruces is launching a "Know Your City Seminar Series" from September 4 to November 13, 2024, to educate residents about city departments and services.

Waltham, Massachusetts, opened its new high school, the most expensive public school project in the state, offering a mix of vocational and academic programs to its students.

Kirkland announces the reopening of the Kirkland Teen Union Building (KTUB) on September 3, 2024, offering teens various free activities and services including mental health support.

The Clayton County Police Department has launched the JR Citizen’s Police Academy, a free 10-week program to educate the community about police work, starting September 23, 2024.

The University of Minnesota's Board of Regents approved a neutral investment policy for its Consolidated Endowment Fund, emphasizing financial returns and resisting external pressures.