AZ-TF1, a FEMA urban search and rescue team from Arizona, has completed its flood relief mission in Kerrville, Texas, and returned home after searching riverbanks and assisting in recovery efforts.

Foxtails pose a danger to dogs in the Bay Area, with local animal services advising owners about removal and prevention, including lawn maintenance and pet grooming. Symptoms of foxtail issues include excessive licking and sneezing.

Pompano Beach Fire Rescue responded to an explosion and fire involving propane tanks at a Broward County hazardous waste facility; no injuries were reported.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is celebrating its 150th anniversary, sharing historical events to honor its legacy and commitment to community service.

DeSoto ISD will mandate reassignment to an alternative education program for students caught with vaping devices, in line with House Bill 114 and Texas law.

Orange County, Florida, has opened cooling centers and is offering free bus rides to combat a heat wave, with various facilities like parks and libraries available for residents to cool off.

Coral Springs announces its Budget and Brews series for August, designed to educate residents about city finances in local coffee shops and through a virtual session, with staff available for discussions.

Saumen Kundu, 49, drowned off Hilton Head, SC, after being caught in a rip current with his son, who survived. Despite rescue efforts, Kundu did not survive.

DeSoto ISD has implemented a new cell phone policy following Texas House Bill 1481, requiring devices to be off during school, with few exceptions. Noncompliance may lead to strict consequences.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office celebrated Back To School events, sharing their enthusiasm on Facebook despite the heat, enhancing community relations while preparing for the new academic year.

Flash floods in Fairfield County, Ohio, forced evacuations and dog rescues; the community and officials responded with emergency measures and shelters.

Mount Sinai Morningside is seeking public help to identify a woman named "Pam" who has been hospitalized since April 12 and was found at a bus stop in Harlem. She's in her late 50s, speaks English, and is often dressed in black.

White Settlement's Mayor Faron Young and Chief Christopher Cook spoke at Destiny Church's Youth Extravaganza, discussing bullying awareness and prevention with the community.