The ROC is hosting a clothing swap on July 22, offering community members an opportunity to trade clothing and reduce waste. Attendees can bring up to five boxes of clothes and shoes.

The City of El Paso celebrated employees who completed degrees through its Tuition Assistance Program, emphasizing the value of education and personal growth within its workforce.

County phone lines are down, and residents needing services should use email. The IT team is working to fix the problem with no restoration time provided.

St. Louis Park is addressing an increase in dog bites at rentals by holding a meeting for landlords to discuss safety, rules, and regulations on August 7.

The Maui Police Department’s Mobile Medical Education Unit provided services for the houseless at Kalama Park, including health care, clothing, and pet supplies.

A man drowned at West Point Lake in Atlanta, marking the third drowning there in July. The Troup County Sheriff's Office advises caution and the use of life jackets while swimming.

UTEP undergraduates placed eighth in the Hack the Madness cybersecurity tournament, showcasing their academic and practical skills in cybertechnology.

Citrus Heights has launched a $150,000 grant program for non-profits to enhance community services, with applications accepted from July 14 to August 15.

Fuquay-Varina Police officers were recognized for achievements in advanced training, including certificates from NC Education and Standards Commission and NC Justice Academy, evidencing their commitment to professional development.

Sheriff John Q. Williams addressed four recent deaths in Athens-Clarke County Jail, suspecting fentanyl involvement and highlighting the opioid crisis in custody.

Senior Member Grey Holloman retired from the Durham Fire Department after 39 years, leaving a legacy of dedication as highlighted in a Facebook post and the Bull City’s Bravest Podcast.

Shoreline launches Energize Shoreline initiative offering workshops on heat pumps, including a $2,500 installation discount, to help residents manage climate control efficiently.

Clay County Sheriff's Office joins other agencies in Operation Southern Slow Down to reduce speeding and traffic accidents through enforcement and public awareness.