Due to a heat advisory with temperatures potentially topping 100 degrees, Wilmington Police canceled their July 17 Community Resource Fair over health and safety concerns.

Pleasanton City Council approved nearly $700,000 in grants for local nonprofits focusing on housing, mental health, and food stability, contributed partly from its General Fund.

West Allis is holding a series of free leadership workshops to educate and engage residents and business owners with city operations. Registration is required for the five-week program.

Upcoming cleaning at South Gulf Cove Lock will lead to schedule changes and potential delays for boaters from July 21-25, with openings only on the hour.

Ohio families with school-age children may receive financial food assistance through the Sun Bucks program, part of the Summer EBT, offering $120 per child until August 15.

Tarrant County offers a Free Community Shred Day for secure document disposal, hosted by Commissioner Simmons, promoting environmental sustainability.

The "Money and Me" event in Arlington offers financial literacy workshops for families with children K-5 at the Downtown Arlington Library on July 26, featuring activities and rewards like a free backpack.

Eric Nadel, voice of the Texas Rangers, will host a story hour at the George W. Hawkes Downtown Library in Arlington, featuring baseball tales and special guests.

Governor Abbott has requested an SBA disaster declaration for victims of a Fort Worth apartment fire, which could provide federal loans to help recovery.

The town of Duluth hosted a Tom Petty tribute concert featuring The Sundogs and Bradley Cole Smith, drawing fans for a nostalgic evening with food vendors and a photo booth.

Charlotte County's Community Services Director, Tommy Scott, joins the NACPRO board, enhancing the community's influence in national parks and recreation discussions.

Adena Long resigned as director of Portland Parks & Recreation after over six years, having guided the department through challenges and initiated several programs.

Chicago commemorates the 1995 Heat Wave victims and honors WWII hero Emilio Aguirre with new initiatives and memorials for future resilience and remembrance.