BPD officers and academy recruits engaged with local seniors over coffee at a community event with their comfort dog and ice cream truck, promoting connection.

Mexican national Luis A. Gama was sentenced to 12 months in prison with supervised release for illegally re-entering the U.S. after a previous removal.

Dunwoody is closing its Community Development department from July 30 to August 4 to transition to new software, delaying permit services and inspections.

Fathers and father figures will attend the National Million Father March at Fairview Elementary in Bloomington to encourage engagement in children's education by walking them to school.

Sen. Dossett criticizes the location choice for a protest against Israel's policies in Gaza, near Tulsa's Jewish Federation, citing community sensibilities.

The Pierce County District Court is hosting the Beyond Boundaries 2025 Summer Resource Fair on Aug. 6, 2025, offering support services to those in need.

The Wisconsin DNR plans to allow a project that may harm a rare lizard, believing it won't threaten the species' survival and is in the public interest.

Grove City's Back to School Kickoff event on August 16 features education, entertainment, and family activities at Town Center Park, including a science show and various local organizations.

The Central California Intelligence Center has launched a partnership with faith-based organizations to enhance security and intelligence sharing at no cost, including grants information.

Salt Lake City progresses with the redevelopment of the Fleet Block, involving public input for a new open space in the Granary District. This effort reflects the city's focus on equity and community building.

Sherman Avenue in Madison will close southbound for utility work related to nearby development from July 31 to August 1, with detours via Fordem and Marston Avenues.

St. Louis Union Station is adding three new rides in August, including the Wave Swinger, The Flying Louie, and the Loco Motion, enhancing the park's attraction lineup.

Fort Worth is hosting a Warrant Forgiveness event at William M. McDonald YMCA on August 9, where residents can resolve citations without fear of arrest.