Charlotte-Mecklenburg residents are urged to sign up for solar power by August 8 to secure a 30% Federal Tax Credit before it expires in 2025. Deadlines for additional benefits, like Duke PowerPair rebates, are also highlighted.

Casa Grande seeks local citizens to join its Planning & Zoning Commission, influencing urban development. Applications are open until August 22, 2025.

MSU paused psychiatric service changes after layoffs, including the counseling director, amid community backlash and calls for review.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary with a free public event featuring live demos, family activities, and Molson Coors' support.

Water service was restored at the newly-built Calfee Middle School in Willis ISD following a resolution between city leaders and the district, ensuring the school's timely opening.

The Cleveland Police honored Purple Heart recipients on National Purple Heart Day, expressing gratitude for their courage and sacrifice in a Facebook post.

Due to high temperatures, Missouri Dept. of Conservation canceled the afternoon raptor presentations at the State Fair, prioritizing animal welfare. The morning show remains scheduled.

Sheriff T.K. Waters of Jacksonville expressed condolences for five soldiers wounded in a shooting at Fort Stewart Army Post, highlighting the community's close military ties and urging vigilance.

Hillsborough County hosted "Haircuts and Handlebars" in Riverview, offering free haircuts, clothes, and bicycles to preselected kids based on academic merits.

Las Vegas invites teens for a free community quinceañera event to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. Registration by September 8 is required for the October 11 event.

Georgia State University's plan to demolish a historic building in Atlanta for a campus expansion has been criticized by the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.

The Irving Police highlight the importance of safe driving for Traffic Safety Awareness Month, emphasizing the collective responsibility for road safety on social media.

The Las Vegas City Council plans to enhance pedestrian safety by allocating an additional $415,000 annually to expand its crossing guard program to middle and high schools.