Minneapolis celebrates Black Business Week from July 24-31 with events like business tours, an art crawl, panel discussions, and a food vendor court, starting at George Floyd Square.

South Fulton Police warn of the "Kick Door Challenge" trend on TikTok, where teens kick doors of houses, risking injury and legal consequences, including arrest for trespassing or attempted burglary.

Maple Grove Police Department will raise domestic violence awareness at Central Park during Maple Grove Days, offering a purple patch for $10 to support prevention initiatives.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes joins a coalition to challenge HHS and CMS's rule change under the ACA, which could lead to 1.8 million Americans losing health insurance. The states argue the rule is unlawful and burdensome.

Clark County, Nevada announces the "Campus for Hope," a $200 million initiative to combat homelessness via a 20-acre campus offering housing and comprehensive aid, set to open in 2027.

Oregon officials advise that monetary donations are the best way to help Rowena Fire recovery efforts, as material donations can cause logistical issues.

Maricopa Police Department is launching Operation Safe Start on July 23 to enforce traffic safety in school zones, with a focus on careful driving as the new school year begins.

The Lodi community will engage with local law enforcement during National Night Out, featuring activities, free food, and demonstrations across three parks.

An escalator incident at a MARTA station in Atlanta after a Beyoncé concert injured several people, prompting Councilwoman Overstreet to demand an investigation into MARTA's safety protocols and crowd management.

El Paso County Sheriff Oscar Ugarte honored Deputy Sergio Chavez upon his retirement after 28 years of service, celebrated with a luncheon attended by his family.

School Resource Officers in Maricopa schools are back, focusing on safety, connection, and guidance for students, with a team led by Sergeant O'Neal and officers like Abel, McCauley, Castillo, Bittner, and Rexinger making a positive impact.

The Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival is set to return to Sandy Springs with music, arts, and a community vibe, seeking an official poster design by July 25.

Pier Pool in Portland's St. Johns neighborhood reopens after repairs, including plumbing and concrete work, with new paint and fencing, ready for summer swimmers.