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.

Mankato Transit offers fare-free rides to RibFest 2025 attendees, with free service on Route 7 and shuttle buses during the event, as announced by the City of Mankato.

Brooklyn Park residents are urged to vote in the District 34B Special Primary on August 12, with early voting starting July 31. Registration is available until election day.

Eden Prairie police engaged with local youth through a fishing event, fostering community relations and aiming for positive law enforcement interactions.

Eden Prairie's Senior Center offers a variety of August activities including a whimsical Garden Box event, a Senior Golf Classic, educational sessions, creative activities, and tech support, detailed in their official bulletin.

Issaquah promotes the "Ready, Set, Go!" wildfire evacuation strategy on its website to enhance community safety.

Duluth celebrates the completion of the Munger Landing environmental restoration, enhancing aquatic life and recreation with a new fishing pier and paddle sport area.

City crews began dismantling a known homeless encampment in Van Nuys, Los Angeles, as part of the Inside Safe initiative to transition residents to temporary housing.

Music expert Michael Johnson discusses Ozzy Osbourne's legacy in music and culture, reflecting on his impact as both an iconic heavy metal musician and a reality TV star.

Rancho Cordova Animal Services saved a local dog, Ruby, by providing surgery to remove a blockage from her intestines through a community-funded assistance program.

Germantown Police spotlighted Officer Deal, a night-shift patrol officer with 2.5 years of service, skilled in CIT, DUI detection, and drone operations.

The Illinois Department of Human Rights will host educational activities promoting inclusion at the Illinois State Fair, including trivia, a pledge wall, and resources on human rights and discrimination.