Los Angeles artist Kenneth Webb unveiled "The Healing Fields," a mural symbolizing community resilience and unity against hate, at The Upendo House in collaboration with LA vs Hate and Hear Me Out.

Chatham County, NC, received two grants for trail development under the Great Trails State Program to improve the Haw River State Trail and study a potential Deep River State Trail.

Jacksonville invites volunteers for the International Coastal Cleanup on September 20th, aiming to surpass last year's 12,603 pounds of collected debris. No pre-registration is needed and service hour certificates will be provided.

Phoenix experiences a rise in contact burns during hot weather. Robert Woolley suffered third-degree burns after falling in his yard. The Arizona Burn Center warns of the danger as temperatures rise.

Pinellas County seeks a volunteer for its Historic Preservation Board to replace Commissioner Rene Flowers' representative until December 31, 2027. Applications are due by September 12, 2025.

Tulsa joins the "Clear the Shelters" campaign, with Tulsa Animal Services pushing for pet adoptions until August 31, hoping to surpass last year's 273 adoptions by offering possible fee reductions.

Judge Kevin Cox halted the disposal of Manhattan Project-era radioactive waste in a Wayne County landfill, responding to health and environmental concerns.

Cleveland expresses pride in hosting the 2025 National Association of Black Journalists Convention, anticipating professional growth and community benefits.

Bloomington hosts Learning LinkUp on August 23, offering resources, fun, and community support for families at Valley View Elementary School Playfields.

GT Bray Aquatics Center promotes health with AquaFit classes in Manatee County, offering low-impact, high-intensity workouts suitable for all fitness levels.

Kristin Jones, a social worker embedded in the Bloomington Police Department, bridges law enforcement and mental health support for community members.

Missouri DOR will offer mobile license services at the State Fair, from August 7-17, providing convenient vehicle and driver license operations near Gate 12.

Folsom announces its annual Community Service Day for September 20, seeking over 1,500 volunteers for local projects. Registration opens on August 4, with sponsors like Dignity Health supporting the event.