Canutillo is hosting "Barks, Branches & Bookworms," a free community event featuring pet vaccines, microchipping, a mobile library, and Clifford the Big Red Dog.

The Memphis Police Department is hosting BOOTS on the Ground, an event to connect the community with law enforcement on July 19 at the Hickory Hill Community Center.

The tri-county region in Oregon is upgrading its homelessness data management system by partnering with Bitfocus to enhance regional information sharing and service efficiency.

Mesquite, Texas, acknowledges July as National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, highlighting challenges minorities face in mental health care and calling for ongoing support and education.

A mother is suing Chicago Public Schools, claiming her daughter faced racist bullying and sexual misconduct at school, with staff accused of negligence.

HPD launched its largest recruit class in four years, consisting of 36 individuals who began training focused on firearms, electric weapons, and emergency vehicle operations. An orientation was held for recruits' families.

Shelby County Health Department hosts a free Community Care Fair at Centenary United Methodist Church offering health services, resources, and family activities.

The 3rd Annual Seattle Street Sports Showdown features basketball and soccer tournaments for kids, along with clinics, free lunch, and activities for families.

The TWRF has launched its annual Wildlife Conservation Raffle with ten prize packages, including a Ford voucher and a Caymas boat, to fund conservation projects.

The Euless Police Department, supporting TxDOT's "Be Safe. Drive Smart" campaign, is enforcing "Operation Slowdown" to curb speeding from July 18 to August 3, 2025.

The Austell City Council voted to raise property tax rates over 150%, introducing an additional tax for fire services, facing backlash over fiscal challenges.

Deerfield Beach hosts a free household hazardous waste collection on July 26th at the Bernard Adams Municipal Complex for residents with proof of residency.

USU alumna Andrea Decker contributes to the preservation of cultural heritage at the Library of Congress, particularly through the American Folklife Center.