Tampa boating community celebrates as the Gandy Boat Ramp renovations finish, ensuring safer and more efficient use with new docks and gangways, funded by fishing and boater fees.

Goodyear introduces a thermal camera system on garbage trucks to detect high temperatures from hazards like lithium-ion batteries, mitigating the risk of vehicle fires and promoting safer waste disposal.

A child almost fell from a ride at the Illinois State Fair, but was saved by bystanders and his mother's quick actions. Fair officials stressed the importance of safety after the incident.

Indian Trail is hosting a community event with the Charlotte Knights on Sept. 19, featuring a mayoral first pitch, a bobblehead giveaway, and post-game fireworks.

Boca Raton City Council has chosen Mark Sohaney as the new city manager, succeeding George S. Brown, to ensure smooth city operations and continued progress.

Dallas Love Field's Good Neighbor Program meeting invites community members to discuss airport updates and submit questions. Registration is open for the meeting on August 12.

The Unified Fire Authority initiated Camp 60, a 16-week rigorous training for 23 recruits to become proficient firefighters, covering various emergency response skills.

Deputies in Montgomery County safely disarmed an individual while serving a court order, highlighting the challenges and dangers of enforcing legal mandates.

The latest Viking Voices podcast features Dr. Debbie Jackson discussing the impact of the Verizon Community Forward Learning Center on CSU and local engagement.

The Mary Ann Young Center in Blaine has become a popular social spot for seniors, with Donald Kirksey and Larry Bunko becoming notable regulars enjoying camaraderie and activities.

Summit County Sheriff’s Office celebrates Spencer Harrison as First Responder of the Year due to his influential role in improving emergency dispatcher training.

Michigan parents are uncertain about the continuation of free school meals due to state budget impasses affecting the program's funding. Some districts have pledged free meals until September 30, while others have budgeted for the entire school year.

Portland Parks & Recreation Urban Forestry faces delays in processing tree permit applications due to staff shortages and an increase in requests after fee removal.