The Douglas County Youth Initiative celebrates 20 years of empowering local youth with a public event featuring ice cream and games at Millhouse on Aug. 15. Commissioner Laydon underscores the county’s commitment to supporting young people.

Students from Hawaii's medical group explored forensic science at the Honolulu Police Department, engaging in activities like fingerprint analysis and touring DNA and drug labs.

Englewood invites locals to a self-guided walking tour for South Broadway's revitalization, offering a chance for input on issues like safety and public art. An online survey also allows remote participation.

Fountain Hills announces its 17th Make a Difference Day on October 18, 2025, offering free home maintenance help to residents in need. Applications for assistance open until September 1; volunteer sign-ups start August 11.

The Milwaukee Police Department is offering robbery deterrence classes to local businesses, focusing on personal safety and asset protection strategies.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul issued a consumer alert about scammers exploiting the back-to-school rush, urging vigilance in online shopping and charitable giving.

The Pigeon Forge Police Department has issued a reminder to motorists about school bus safety for the upcoming school year, stressing the importance of stopping for buses and being vigilant.

Clayton County will host a Farmer's Market at Lake Spivey Recreation Center on August 29, 2025, featuring fresh produce and multiple payment options, including card and EBT.

Dallas Police officers participated in the PSN Pre-K Reading Program at Bezos Academy, reading to children and giving out books to foster literacy and positive community relations.

Gwinnett County residents join a Citizens Budget Review Team to advise on fiscal priorities for the 2026 county budget, led by Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson, enhancing transparency and local involvement.

Illinois will certify therapy dog teams for law enforcement crisis response, as mandated by Senate Bill 1491, effective January 1, 2026, aiming to lessen trauma in emergencies.

Missouri's WIC agencies received recognition from the USDA for outstanding breastfeeding support, with ten local agencies winning awards. The Randolph County WIC earned the top honor, contributing to higher breastfeeding rates statewide.

Recent updates from AASD and DSD introduce a new "Notice of Action" in the MnCHOICES app, Employment First dashboard data for 2024, and a "Culture of Safety Orientation" webinar.