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.

CCFES responded to a Rex Road church operating an unpermitted board and care facility, citing fire code violations and evacuating minors.

McNairy County Sheriff's Office joins the Red Sand Project to raise awareness of human trafficking through art installations and encourages community participation.

The Cleveland Heights mayor's wife, Natalie McDaniel, is accused of a break-in by a homeowner, an accusation that Mayor Seren and the city deny as false and inflammatory.

Manatee County is seeking two volunteers to serve as Special Magistrates to decide on local code violations. Candidates with a legal background are preferred, but others may apply. Applications are due by September 1, 2025.

Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office received a large donation from Chewy, facilitated by Humane World for Animals, which included a truckload of animal supplies distributed to the community and local charities.

The Lewisville Police Department invites locals to join its 48th Citizen Police Academy to learn about police work through hands-on activities starting August 28.

Two deputies and a civilian saved a man from a burning house in Covington, with the rescue captured on bodycam footage and highlighted for their heroism.

Guatemalan citizen Ruben Urizar-Beteta pleaded guilty to re-entering the U.S. illegally after deportation and received 30 months probation and a fine.

Atlantic and Neptune Beach residents are invited to discuss a potential water-sharing agreement for fire suppression. The workshop is on Aug. 6 at Atlantic Beach City Hall.

Barrow County schools implement new security measures, including weapons detection and a monitored tipline, in response to a mass shooting and in compliance with Georgia's school safety law.