Bonnie D. Parkin, former Relief Society General President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, died at 84. She was known for advocating women's empowerment in the church.

An audit revealed financial and operational control issues in Yucca Elementary School District, increasing risks of errors, fraud, and improper payments.

The Illinois Commission on Equity and Inclusion (CEI) will attend the 2025 Illinois State Fair to promote diversity and inclusion in state procurement and provide resources for businesses.

Broomfield Community Center and Paul Derda Recreation Center will be closed for annual maintenance in August, reopening on Aug. 18 and Sept. 2, respectively.

Blaine is preparing for Night to Unite, an annual community-building event with over a hundred block parties scheduled for the first Tuesday in August.

Hawai'i Pacific University received a $700,000 donation from John Scarpa's foundation to create the 'John F. Scarpa Entrepreneurial Pathway' for fostering innovation and entrepreneurship among students and faculty.

Hallettsville, Texas has been recognized as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, boosting its cultural tourism potential and economic growth.

The SSCC's report on Portland homelessness shows efforts in sheltering affected individuals, with only 6 out of 36 using a shelter bed for a night, and details the assessment and removal of campsites.

Oklahoma Insurance Department launches a new phase of the "Strengthen Oklahoma Homes" program, offering grants up to $10,000 for roof upgrades targeting severe weather resistance.

Open Streets Minneapolis is returning, starting with an event in Northeast Minneapolis, featuring cultural events, live music, and local vendors, with the city promising up to $50,000 support per event.

A Cary woman won $1 million from a lottery ticket bought on a whim, plans to share with family and fulfill personal dreams like a new car and swimming with dolphins.

In La Vergne, Tennessee, resident Milton Jarrett voluntarily helped a firefighter pull a heavy hose to a hydrant during an emergency, exemplifying strong community spirit.

Pigeon Forge Police Department will host National Night Out to foster police-community relations with activities, food, and drinks on August 5 from 6-8 PM.