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.

Anderson Firefighters Local 1262 highlighted Corbin Maddox in "Behind the Badge," celebrating his role as a firefighter, family man, athlete, and community member.

K9 Audie from the St. Peters Police Department turned a vet visit into a meet-and-greet, showcasing the strong community bonds between the police unit and local services.

The Union County Sheriff's Office is holding a fundraiser for their K9 unit, raffling prizes like a spotting scope and a griddle to support training and care for their dogs.

La Vergne Police Department is cracking down on traffic violations in school zones, emphasizing the safety of children with their "School Zones Are Not Suggestions" campaign.

Philadelphia launches a Lactation Spaces Finder App to help nursing parents locate spaces to breastfeed or pump milk in celebration of National Breastfeeding Month.

Floridians protested against a proposed black bear hunt by the FWC, citing inadequate population data and lack of oversight structures. The demonstration was part of statewide activism efforts.

Surprise City organizes a donation drive and a blood drive to honor first responders and remember 9/11, collecting items such as hygiene products and clothing.

The Lewisville Public Library hosts various community events, including a book club discussing "Yellowface," a resource session for state benefits assistance, and Feel Good Fridays meditation sessions.

The Michigan DNR and Belle Isle Conservancy seek public input on 11 proposed improvement projects for Belle Isle Park through a survey open until Labor Day.

Seven Native women compete for the title of Miss Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Queen, aiming to become cultural ambassadors for their diverse heritages.

Casa Grande residents are encouraged to share input on Safe Routes to School study aimed at improving safety for children biking or walking to school, supported by an ADOT grant.