Saint Paul's Parks invites residents to a Community Day by the River to learn about environmental stewardship and provide input for the Mississippi River Learning Center.

Georgia chef Chelsia Green-Ogletree wins a special "Superhero Chef" edition of "Chopped," highlighting her contributions to the community and Georgia's culinary scene.

Tatianna Cannon leads the Green Workforce Collaborative in Austin, creating equitable green career paths for marginalized individuals and shaping the city's sustainable future.

Gilbert teachers prepare for the new school year, often paying for supplies out of pocket. The community is supporting them through the annual Teacher Supply Drive, collecting essential items for local elementary schools.

The Lewisville Police Department and Fire Administration have moved to the new Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center on West Main Street, offering enhanced services to the community.

EGLE has issued an enforcement notice to Oakland County for discharging untreated sewage into Red Run Drain, which may result in fines or penalties. Macomb officials criticize Oakland, demanding action and improvements.

The Portland Water Bureau report details the quality of the city's water, which undergoes over 11,000 annual tests, managed by field tester Thomas Krause and his team.

A St. Louis man died from January gunshot wounds; police are investigating the incident, now ruled a homicide, with the suspect facing multiple charges.

Austin Water plans a prescribed burn on 103 acres to help maintain native grasslands and the Edwards Aquifer. Visible smoke expected from 10 a.m. to sunset.

An affordable pet microchip and vaccination clinic has been announced by the Bitty Kitty Brigade, highlighted by the Brooklyn Park, MN Police on social media for local pet owners.

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has set the 2025 recreational flounder season for Sept. 1-14, with a daily catch limit of one fish per angler and a minimum size of 15 inches.

Pierce County is conducting a pre-election audit of its voting system on July 17, open to the public, to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the upcoming election. Voters are assured of the security and trustworthiness of the electoral process.

Peter Hubbard won the Democratic runoff for Georgia's Public Service Commission, focusing on green energy and lower power bills, and will face Republican incumbent Fitz Johnson in November.