A water main break in Granada Hills sent water into streets and a home while LADWP worked to fix a failed valve affecting over 9,200 customers. Repairs are complicated by nearby oil and gas lines, with LADWP providing support to residents.

Gaston County Police invite locals to National Night Out in Dallas Park for community building, while various other events, including a non-voting Commissioner session and cultural events, take place throughout the week.

Duluth's ePlace system will be offline for maintenance on August 12, from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Residents should plan permit/licensing needs accordingly.

Sarasota County offers free access to self-service sandbag stations to help residents prepare for the 2025 hurricane season and mitigate storm damage.

A Mega Millions ticket worth $4.6 million was sold in Tarzana, California, with the winner matching the first five numbers. The jackpot grows to $128 million for the next draw.

Raleigh Police and the John Wall Family Foundation hosted the 2025 Family Reunion event, giving school supplies to K–12 students to prep for the academic year.

NCDIT earned the National Procurement Institute's excellence award for outstanding IT procurement practices, marking its commitment to innovation and efficiency.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department blog gives a virtual ride-along experience with Deputy Nathan Betts, showcasing law enforcement's diverse duties on the Key Peninsula.

OCPS faces a projected enrollment shortfall and funding cut, prompting a pause in construction and recruitment efforts. Despite challenges, technological advancements and a proactive stance aim to recoup losses and enhance the education experience.

The Coppell Police Department has announced its 2025 award recipients, recognizing the exemplary service of its officers, volunteers, and civilian staff.

Style Saves, a Miami non-profit, provides school supplies and haircuts to South Florida students, while Broward County bus drivers and teachers prepare for the new school year. Miami-Dade schools aim to maintain their "A" rating.

Anoka County Library seeks local authors for their 2026 Featured Author event, accepting applications from September with a Local Author Fair and promotional benefits included.

Milwaukee waives fees at Drop-Off Centers until August 17 to help with flood recovery, as announced by Commissioner Kruschke and shared on social media.