Salt Lake City Council allocated $58.1 million to the Capital Improvement Program for community projects like park restorations and sidewalk repairs for FY 2024-25.

Clayton County settled a disability discrimination lawsuit with former deputy Vincent Handsford for $400,000, concerning his alleged mistreatment by ex-Sheriff Victor Hill.

Residents vented at a Grand Rapids meeting over extensive damages from a water main break, with the city manager promising more than just claim denials.

Minnesota's DHS has released the final CFSS Policy Manual, detailing personal care guidelines and announced Elderly Waiver rate adjustments. Stakeholders are invited to comment on the plans.

Four local breweries in Marietta will host "Marietta Roots," a fundraiser supporting the historical William Root House museum, combining craft beverages with local history.

White Settlement's National Night Out on October 1, 2024, to feature a drone show and a new app to enhance community safety and connections from 6-8 p.m. at Veterans Park.

Apache Junction secures an "AA" bond rating from Fitch Ratings and Standard & Poor’s, indicating strong financial health and potential for lower borrowing costs.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Councilmember Kevin de León have housed over 20 people from a Downtown L.A. encampment, focusing on families with young children, as part of the Inside Safe initiative.

AT&T and the Police Activities League distributed 200 laptops to Boston teens to help bridge the digital divide, as part of a national effort to connect students to essential technology.

Two US Army veterans were gifted a mortgage-free home in East Tennessee by Freedom Alliance, U.S. Bank, and HDI.

Boston Police officers participated in Jamaica Plain's Kiddie Carnival, celebrating Caribbean culture with the community while enhancing the principles of community policing.

Garland invites residents to join the eighth annual Tri-City Cleanup on October 5 to help preserve waterways, with supplies provided and registration available online.

Florida Panthers' Vladimir Tarasenko donated $10,000 and visited Broward Health Medical Center with the Stanley Cup, spending time with patients and lifting spirits.