A video shows an Alameda County firefighter making racist remarks; the fire department is investigating the incident that escalated from a traffic dispute.

The city of New Braunfels announces facility closures and service schedules for Labor Day, with trash pickup as usual and recreational options like Das Rec and Landa Park Golf Course open.

The City of Ramsey is recruiting volunteers for its Happy Days festival, promising perks like a free meal and T-shirt for their assistance. Shifts are flexible, and interested individuals can sign up online or via email.

Governor Whitmer designated August 26 as Women's Equality Day to honor the fight for gender equality and the 19th Amendment, committing to enhance women's rights and opportunities in Michigan.

The Assistance League of Phoenix's Delivering Dreams Buses program provides children from Title I schools with new outfits and shoes for the new school year, having assisted over 15,000 kids since 2012.

Boulder County introduces a resource guide and several initiatives focusing on transportation and community services, seeks public feedback, and plans events for veterans and mobility aid users.

The Carver County Sheriff's dive team received a $18,425 grant from the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation for new dive gear, enhancing their underwater search and recovery capabilities.

David Dean, an electrical engineer at Seattle City Light, focuses on streetlamp design and maintenance, often working on projects related to construction reroutes in the city.

A second fox with rabies was found in Griffin, Georgia, prompting health alerts and pet vaccination reminders.

San Diego County officials have announced that various county offices and facilities will be closed on Labor Day, but emergency services and parks will remain open.

Howard County, MD, announces closures of various services on Labor Day, including government offices and the animal shelter, with emergency services still operational.

Trump honored Sgt. Knauss' legacy on the Kabul attack anniversary, while community and political figures continue to remember fallen service members through various tributes and memorials.

The Franklin Police Department will hold a 9/11 remembrance event with speeches, an honor guard, and bagpipes, inviting the public to join in reflecting on the tragedy.