Akron city offices close for Italian-American Heritage Day, but trash services continue. The day celebrates Italian-American contributions to Akron and Summit County.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton criticizes TMA for not following ACIP's guidelines on personalized COVID-19 vaccination for children, emphasizing individual choice.

Senator Jo Anna Dossett leads a study to investigate implementing paid family leave for Oklahoma's private sector workers, involving experts and considering financial implications.

Courtney English is confirmed as Atlanta’s permanent Chief of Staff, with a focus on strategic goals and operations, and two Deputy Chiefs, Greg Clay and Gabrielle Slade, are appointed.

Denton's Municipal Court services are relocating to a temporary location in City Hall East due to building repairs, with a quick transition set for October 8-9. Normal operations will continue unaffected.

The Oregon OEM has downgraded to baseline operations as wildfire dangers subside, but continues its recovery efforts and prepares for future emergencies.

Orange County experienced a record tourist tax collection in August due to increased tourism, helped by Universal’s Epic Universe theme park and a calm hurricane season.

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced the waiver of application fees for nearly 130 colleges during New York State College Application Month this October, supporting accessibility to higher education.

Dallas is preparing to honor the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps' 250th birthday on October 7, 2025, with a ceremony featuring speeches and a traditional cake cutting.

Sheriff Eric Flowers sues the Indian River County Commissioners over budget cuts, alleging procedural errors and insufficient funds for public safety.

Mayor Eric Johnson inaugurated the Ethiopian & Eritrean Chamber of Commerce in Dallas, highlighting the significance for the local communities and economy.

Missouri AG Hanaway and other states filed a lawsuit supporting victims of a Hamas attack, seeking to hold U.S. groups accountable for aiding terrorism under the ATA.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine launched the Gallia Academy High School Wellness Center, offering health services to the Gallipolis community and aiming to improve children's health and academic success.