Milwaukee Police Department provides safety tips on Facebook for Wisconsin State Fair visitors, focusing on staying cool, being vigilant, ride safety, and hygiene.

PGC311 in Prince George's County is facing an outage, preventing phone calls. Residents can use the mobile app or web portal for services as the county works to fix the issue.

Tampa opens Cooling Centers to provide relief during a heatwave, operating July 28-30 at various times across three locations. Residents can text for heat alerts.

Deputy Davenport and his K-9, Radd, visited Middletown Christian Early Learning Center, creating a joyful atmosphere and strengthening community relations.

Edmond's various departments are moving to a new City Hall to streamline operations and improve efficiency. The transition may temporarily affect in-person services, so residents should verify availability.

The University of Cincinnati gears up for the fall semester starting Aug. 25, with pre-semester activities and an increased summer enrollment, hinting at growth for the upcoming academic year.

Placer County has launched the Blue Envelope Program to aid interactions between police and the neurodiverse community by using visual cues like blue envelopes and wristbands.

A lost dog was found by Mayfield Heights Police and awaits to be claimed by her owners. The department seeks community help via Facebook post with a contact number.

Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs will reveal the schedule for the culturally-rich Bronzeville Week 2025, starting with the HaRUNbee 5K Walk/Run on August 2, in Milwaukee.

The 100 Hours of PLAY challenge in Mansfield concluded with celebrations, participant thanks, and recognition of city department collaborations and local business support.

Cadet Class 5 graduated from the Columbus Fire Cadet Program with a ceremony at the Dr. Ned Pettus Jr. Fire Training Academy, with community leaders in attendance.

Jacksonville activates Cooling Centers and offers free JTA rides to them, amid high temperatures, providing residents with access to cool libraries, community centers, pools, and splash pads.

Early morning water main breaks disrupted South Boston, causing streets to flood and leaving residents without water. Crews are working to restore services.