UA Parks & Rec released their Fall Activity Guide with diverse activities, including programs at Bob Crane Community Center, a Cornhole League, and the upcoming Labor Day Arts Festival. Priority registration begins August 6.

St. Augustine invites residents to join a national selfie contest, promoting civic pride by sharing selfies at local landmarks on social media with specific tags and hashtags.

Hydrant flushing continues in Cudahy's yellow zone, potentially affecting nearby residents' water service with temporary discoloration and disruptions.

Charlotte emphasizes the importance of clean surface waters in relation to public health, offering testing data, advisory sign-ups, and promoting personal actions to prevent pollution.

Hillsborough County invites neighborhoods to apply for the 2025 Neighborhood Awards by Aug 22, celebrating improvements in health, safety, and engagement, with a $500 prize and a chance to be named Neighborhood of the Year.

Village Hall meeting to discuss The Argo's new signage will shape the community's visual identity, starting at 6 PM tomorrow. Residents urged to attend.

Columbus City Schools' Summer Experience offers culinary arts lessons to students, teaching them to prepare dishes like jhal muri under the guidance of Chef Dr. Bidisha Nag. The program teaches cooking and other skills, fostering confidence and personal growth.

United Way of Broward County provided over 600 backpacks filled with school supplies to military kids, with former Miami Dolphins players assisting in the giveaway.

The ADL filed a federal complaint accusing Baltimore schools of ignoring antisemitism, citing incidents such as Nazi salutes. BCPS defended its response and commitment to addressing such issues.

Woodstock announced the fees and dates for the 2025 Municipal General Election for mayor and council seats, with the election set for November 4, 2025.

Alderman Burgelis urges immediate resolution to Milwaukee Police contract negotiations due to public safety concerns, suggesting it's a top priority despite potential budget strains.

Grand Rapids Police Chief Eric Winstrom has reported significant progress in transforming his department's culture, training, and procedures, focusing on trust, reducing crime, and implementing policy changes.

The JSO has released body-cam footage from a traffic stop involving William McNeil Jr. and is conducting an Internal Affairs investigation regarding officer conduct. Officer D. Bowers has been relieved of duties pending the outcome.