The Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to a residential structure fire early Thursday morning on E 25th Street after receiving a call at approximately 5:25 a.m. reporting a house on fire, an engulfed garage and people possibly still inside...

Boston funds health centers on the front lines of a coming coverage crisis as part of the City's Live Long and Well Agenda

The City of Boston Zoning Commission this week adopted new zoning for Small Clean Energy Infrastructure to comply with the Massachusetts State Climate Act. This new zoning establishes a 'Consolidated Local Permitting process' in line with State law...

The Commission on the Status of Black Males invites middle school- and high school-aged males in Bloomington to attend the seventh annual Black Male Youth Summit. The one-day summit, focused on African American and Latino male-identifying students, is...

EVANSVILLE, Ind. — September 9, 2026 — The City of Evansville has launched an Adopt a Drain program to help reduce localized flooding and prevent leaves, litter and other debris from entering the stormwater system. The program invites community...

The City of Boston Election Department today completed the recount of ballots cast for the election of the Senator in General Court for the Middlesex and Suffolk District in the September 1, 2026, Democratic State Primary.

Cyclic Materials has opened a commercial-scale rare earth magnet recycling facility in Mesa. It is an investment of over $30 million and will create more than 25 new jobs

Jamie McIntyre, SFD Community Risk Reduction Manager, (509) 435-7058 The City of Spokane Fire Department, SAFE Kids Spokane, the Downtown Spokane Partnership, River Park Square, and KSPS PBS are partnering once again for the annual Kids Junior Fire...

City-backed project expands family medicine, senior care and optometry services for North Lawndale and West Side residents.

Mesa Public Library's newest Writer in Residence, Kara McDowell, will be at Gateway Library through December, offering one-on-one consultations and hosting workshops for emerging and experienced writers

Above: A Long Beach Health Department laboratory staff member conducts lab testing. Long Beach, CA – The Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services' (Health Department) Public Health Laboratory is now offering accredited environmental lead...

A Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Tribal Blessing Will Be Held Sept. 16 at 10 a.m. This month, Tacoma Venues & Events (TVE) is unveiling a traditional Salish Coast mural along the Tacoma Dome's south exterior Exhibition Hall. This public art project...

The City of Bloomington Utilities (CBU) has been awarded a $2.375 million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to strengthen the community's drinking water system against cybersecurity and extreme weather threats. The funding...

The City of Boston's Worker Empowerment Cabinet hosted a scholarship ceremony that honored adult learners.

The City of Tacoma's Street Operations crews will temporarily close the northbound I‑705 Stadium Way off‑ramp today at noon for emergency attenuator repairs. While this work is taking place, the I‑705 City Center exit can be used as an alternate...

On September 2, 2026, the City of Boston Worker Empowerment Cabinet hosted the 37th Annual First Literacy Scholarship Ceremony at Boston's Great Hall in Faneuil Hall. The ceremony celebrated 20 adult learners who received First Literacy Scholarships for..

Sun Devil Football comes to downtown Mesa with free broadcasts live on the large outdoor screen at the ASU MIX Center and community watch parties for games against Kansas, Texas Tech and Arizona

Mayor Michelle Wu joined Lt. Governor Driscoll, St. Francis House, the Planning Office for Urban Affairs (POUA), MassHousing, state and local elected officials, residents, and community partners to celebrate the grand opening of 41 LaGrange Street, a...

The City-backed office-to-residential conversion at 79 W. Monroe St. brings 117 mixed-income units, including 41 affordable homes, to the Loop community.

Current Chicago residents who lived in the city during severe 2023 and 2024 storms and experienced financial hardship as a result of storm damage can now apply for up to $15,000 in one-time financial assistance through the City's new $15 million Disaster

From Little Village to Grant Park, Chicago's Mexican Independence Day traditions bring the city together in culture, music, and pride.