Dr. Gali Evron Cohen, a Tarleton University professor, spoke about community-policing collaboration at a Citizen's Police Academy Coppell Alumni event, emphasizing public safety as a shared responsibility.

Dearborn calls for public input on West Warren Ave road improvements, with a meeting on September 9 to discuss the $24.8 million project focused on safety and infrastructure upgrades.

Plymouth announces a free paper shredding and recycling event for residents, including bicycle and battery recycling, on Oct. 3 at the Plymouth Maintenance Facility.

Mesa is starting its yearly funding application for local projects in housing and community development, with a meeting on Sept. 10 for interested organizations.

Explore Raleigh's Third Ward and its African American heritage with the Autumn Black Neighborhood Walking Tour, offered from September 20 through December 21, including a visit to Pope House Museum. Registration required; fees apply.

Milton's Fire CARES is offering free wellness clinics for the community, led by firefighter and nurse Derek Hofmann, providing health screenings without appointments needed.

Fort Worth invites public input for downtown library revamp at listening sessions and via an online survey, aiming to create an innovative community hub.

Gastonia Police Department launches RTCC funded by various sources, enhancing law enforcement with cameras, license plate readers, and future drone tech.

Monarch Youth Center opens in Lincoln, Illinois, offering rehabilitation services to justice-involved youth, creating over 90 jobs, with education and therapy programs.

Pinellas County Sheriff welcomed 23 new deputies in a ceremony at the Sheriff's Administration Building in Largo, marking their start in various divisions of service.

Maricopa Library's Summer Reading Program ended with winners announced for their Bookmark Contest, showcasing artistic talents and promoting literacy.

Tamara Gatson, owner of The Book Cellar, wins the Outstanding Achievement Award from Conyers DDA for her positive impact on local culture and commerce.

NewFest offers free virtual screenings to Arizonans in solidarity after the cancellation of Phoenix's Desperado LGBTQ+ Film Festival due to Trump's executive orders.