A shopper in Addison won a $9.2 million Illinois Lottery jackpot after buying the ticket at Jewel-Osco. The store receives a $92k bonus for selling it.

The Coon Rapids Police Department introduces their new service dog, Gizmo, donated by Can Do Canines, to promote staff wellness and assist in public engagement.

A waterline overhaul will cause a two-hour water service interruption on Po'ohiwi Road on August 28, beginning at 9 a.m., as advised by the Department of Water and Hawaiian Dredging Construction, Inc.

Newton County has imposed a temporary freeze on new rezoning applications, preliminary plats, and temporary building permits for two years to revamp its zoning laws, including public input.

Yavapai County officials promote year-round wildfire vigilance and Firewise standards, emphasizing the need for local engagement in prevention amid staffing challenges and potential wildfire threats.

Sandy Springs is expanding its Veterans Park, offering residents a chance to honor service members by purchasing personalized pavers and contributing to sculptures.

Fort Collins will close most city offices and some recreational facilities for Labor Day, but essential services and City Park Pool will remain operational.

Seattle Public Utilities seeks a consultant team for stormwater management engineering services, with a $900K contract to assess and improve drainage facilities. Submissions due by September 19, 2024.

Dallas announces Labor Day closures for city departments, but Dallas Animal Services will remain open. Hispanic Heritage Month events are also set to begin just after the holiday.

City officials in Kalamazoo warn against the unauthorized use of fire hydrants for cooling, citing safety and service disruption risks, but offer designated hydrants and free splash pads as safe alternatives.

Gabrielle David, an appointee of District 3 Supervisor Sylvia Lee, joins Pima County's Small Business Commission, bringing a rural perspective from the historic Ajo Copper News legacy.

Wright County reminds deer hunters that the antlerless permit lottery deadline is September 5, with applications made by buying a hunting license before this date.

The Denton 360° program is seeking 14 residents over 18 for a behind-the-scenes look at the city's operations, with applications due by August 31, 2024.