The AMP Up Charlotte program celebrates its 10th graduating cohort of entrepreneurs, highlighting the city's commitment to small business development.

Cleveland Police discuss a new database for those with cognitive conditions and the use of sensory bags in patrol cars on their "Ride Along Radio" podcast.

Milwaukee's Bay View Community Center receives $60,000 from the city to support local food entrepreneurs, particularly those facing language barriers, through its Commercial Kitchen Entrepreneur Support Program.

The Tarboro Road Community Center is hosting a free adult roller skating event with a live DJ on August 17, requiring participants to bring their own skates.

Lawrence is preparing for National Night Out 2025 to enhance community-first responder relations, featuring family activities and opportunities to meet local safety officials.

The Douglas County millage rate proposal suggests a tax increase with a new rate of 15.763, up by 3.7 mills, due to economic pressures and service costs. Public hearings are scheduled for input before the vote.

Ohio State Energy Partners grants $810,000 for projects including soil carbon sequestration research and watershed monitoring, involving undergraduates in sustainability and scientific research.

Commissioner Tashé Allen collaborates with Mom Walks Southside ATL for 'Mom's on the Move,' a motherhood community-building event at Clayton County International Park on August 23, 2025.

Seattle celebrates the expansion of its bike network with "Hot Bike Summer" events, including community rides, ribbon-cuttings, and a passport program for chances to win cycling gear.

Long Beach announces the 14th Annual Uptown Jazz Festival for August 2, featuring performances, food, and a Kids Zone. Mayor Richardson highlights it as a community celebration.

Federal charges were dropped against Alejandro Orellana, accused of distributing face shields at an anti-ICE protest, with the possibility of refiling.

Shortstack Belmont aims to provide affordable housing for Portland's "missing middle" with 35 sustainable units, benefiting from a $6 million OHCS LIFT program grant, targeting households earning 60-80% of median income.

Four Murfreesboro dispatchers attended the APCO conference, an event focusing on public-safety communications, aiming to enhance emergency response systems.