Round Rock's UniverCity Program Offers Residents Behind-the-Scenes Look at City Operations Starting August 18
Round Rock's UniverCity program gives residents a look into city operations through an 11-week course starting August 18, with Monday evening sessions that include dinner and presentations.
Denver Police Urge Responsible Gun Storage Following Theft of Rifle from Vehicle Amid Rising Concerns
The Denver Police Department reported a stolen rifle from a car, highlighting the issue of unsecured firearms and urging compliance with Colorado's law requiring guns to be safely stored in vehicles.
Bloomington's Finest Swap Gear for Gloves in Friendly Police vs. Fire Department Softball Game at Toro Stadium
Bloomington Police and Fire Departments are set to play a friendly softball game, inviting the public to attend at Toro Stadium, and kicking off the 67th Fireman's Softball Tournament.
Colorado Sheriffs Urge Governor Polis to Address DOC Inmate Transfer Backlog and Fiscal Strain on Counties
Colorado sheriffs have written to Governor Polis regarding the DOC inmate transfer backlog, stressing its financial burden on counties and public safety risks. They request increased state intervention and funding.
Austin's Eighth Street Women's Shelter Earns Community Equity and Inclusion Award for Outstanding Support to Marginalized Groups
The Eighth Street Women's Shelter in Austin was honored with the Community Equity and Inclusion Award for its contributions to marginalized groups, including comprehensive support services and trauma-informed care.
Greater Portland Area Tackles Homelessness With Advanced Data System Through Tri-County Collaboration
Washington, Multnomah, and Clackamas counties are implementing a new database by Bitfocus to improve their response to homelessness, emphasizing better data handling for regional solutions.












