The Sacramento Police Department was honored by MADD for their DUI enforcement efforts, with individual officers and units receiving awards for their accomplishments.

Hays County, Texas, will test its Emergency Alert System (EAS) and Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) on August 4 at 3:30 p.m. CST, aiming to ensure the systems' readiness for emergencies.

Coon Rapids offers free Naloxone kits at its police and fire departments to combat the opioid crisis, allowing residents to quickly respond to overdoses.

Inmates at the Cleveland County Detention Center participated in a group baptism, supported by the Norman Bible Church and Oklahoma Jail & Prison Ministries, as part of efforts to foster hope and transformation within the prison.

The City of Riverdale is hosting a Back-to-School Pep Rally with music, games, and support for families, including free haircuts, braiding, and school supplies for students.

Maricopa County issues Ozone High Pollution Advisory for July 18, 2025, urging residents to limit outdoor activities and take actions to reduce emissions.

Browns rookie QB Shedeur Sanders supported the Garden Valley community after a tragic fire, hosting a Fun Fest with services and games for displaced residents.

Mayor Kate Gallego of Phoenix received the 2025 US Water Prize for her sustainable water management efforts, including the Drought Pipeline Project and programs fostering water conservation.

Tomorrow is the last day for Mesquite, Texas residents to apply for Project LEAD, a civic engagement initiative by the city and the local school district.

The Tennessee RiverLine project received a $500,000 grant from the ARC for outdoor recreation development along the 652-mile Tennessee River, set to impact 15 Appalachian communities.

Outdoor Recreation School offers a log rolling event at Cleary Lake Regional Park, welcoming participants of all ages, with a reservation required by July 25.

Wake Forest's Flaherty Park Community Center will host a comic convention on August 23, featuring over 30 vendors, activities, and learning experiences for families and fans.

Officers from District B-2 joined volunteers at The Dimock Center Food Pantry to pack food for families, showing their commitment to community support.