Northwest Patrol and Sheriff Ugarte joined a local Dollar General's Customer Appreciation Day in Vinton to provide school supplies and build community relations.

Minneapolis police officers became heroes by manually pushing a broken-down car to ease traffic, highlighted in a positive social media post by their department.

Eden Prairie Police offers a Citizen Academy course; e-Bike safety emphasized; Arts in the Park calls for volunteers; Night to Unite collects food donations.

Newberry, Michigan, is experiencing a prolonged power outage due to a substation failure, with restoration expected to take 24-48 hours amid rising temperatures. Efforts to provide relief and updates are ongoing.

The City of Lewisville offers free mosquito dunks to residents to combat mosquito breeding and reduce disease risk; they are available at City Hall with proof of residency.

Curacao department store launches free delivery program for Latino families afraid to shop amid heightened ICE enforcement. Local businesses report 80% sales drop as community fears keep customers home.

Lewisville opens applications for its Citizens University program to teach residents about city government operations, with sessions beginning September 18 and applications due by August 31.

Jacksonville Beach Police highlight the lack of crossing guards at Discovery School and promote the Safe Routes to School program to ensure student safety.

St. Peters Police Dept. offers a Citizen Police Academy starting Sept. 17. The 12-week course includes ride-alongs and law enforcement demonstrations for a $30 fee.

Cherokee County approved improvements for the SR 92 and Trickum Rd intersection, with construction set for about a year after beginning. The project includes dual left turn lanes and pedestrian safety features.

Lewisville City Council hosted a budget workshop to discuss next year's fiscal plans, open for public attendance and live-streamed online for accessibility.

Retired Cleveland firefighters, some who started in the 1950s, met at Tony K’s Bar & Grille for a reunion to recount old times and share their experiences.

The NYPD is doubling officers for the National Dominican Day Parade in NYC after last year's violence, aiming for increased safety. The event will have notable attendees and enhanced security measures.