The Shelby County Health Department is addressing high lead levels in 24 Memphis-Shelby County schools, providing alternative water and free lead screenings for students.

PCSO OHV team supported the 58th Annual Sierra Trek, collaborating with law enforcement and providing aid, including righting a tipped Jeep, ensuring participant safety.

The Chicago Air & Water Show returns this weekend, featuring the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and U.S. Army Parachute Team. Rehearsals begin Friday with the main event on Saturday and Sunday.

Boulder County Commissioners host a panel on August 18 to discuss the impact of federal policies on the local Latino community, with a focus on various issues. The event is open to public via Zoom, with Spanish interpretation available.

Wright State University expects the highest on-campus student residency in over a decade, with 2,400 students moving in this fall, commencing with Operation Move-In and activities to welcome them.

Loveland mourns the loss of former Vice Mayor Angela Settell, who served the city from 2011 to 2019 and contributed to various commissions and community events.

Students at Fort Hayes Career Center are collaborating with Habitat for Humanity MidOhio and Columbus to build a house for a local family, integrating their construction trades curriculum with practical experience and community service.

Mansfield, Texas, promotes animal welfare with its 18th adoption in the Clear The Shelters campaign and an affordable vaccine clinic hosted by TCAP, capped with a unique adoption event at Flix Brewhouse.

Harris County Commissioners Court approves law enforcement raises in a 3-2 vote, setting Constable salaries at $293,000; budget considerations pending for October.

Two El Paso ISD educators, Sandra Iglesias and Mary Bejarano, are candidates for the Region 19 Teacher of the Year awards, recognized for their innovative and inclusive teaching approaches.

Wisconsin's DNR links 25 ATV and UTV fatalities to rollovers, lack of safety gear, and training, urging riders to use helmets, seatbelts, and take safety courses.

Columbus City Schools celebrated their summer graduates' achievements with family and friends, highlighting student Christopher Cortez-Gonzalez's perseverance in balancing work and classes to graduate.

Deputies from the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office rescued a stranded manatee, a scenario contrasting with common false alarms related to mating manatees. The community is hopeful for its recovery.