Keenan Thompson is named the new custodian for Hilliard's Community Center, having previously worked as a custodian for Hilliard City School District.

Euless, Texas is hosting its second annual Family Fun Day at the Aquatic Park on July 18 with activities, prizes, and snacks. The event is inclusive, and the city encourages those needing accommodations to contact the ADA Coordinator.

Authorities in metro Atlanta are concerned after a series of high-speed driving incidents, with drivers caught at speeds exceeding 110 mph. Police are stressing the importance of obeying traffic laws to prevent accidents and ensure road safety.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office warns hikers of risks in high summer heat after a fatal incident and rescues on local trails, emphasizing preparedness and safety.

Adolphus Graves, Cobb County's Juvenile Court Administrator, received the national Exemplary Leadership in Youth Justice Award for his influential work in juvenile justice reform.

Arizona officials are pressing for an investigation into the National Park Service's handling of the Dragon Bravo Fire, which spread after being managed as a controlled burn.

LaGuardo Elementary School in Wilson County is set to open with a temporary pump-and-haul wastewater system due to permit issues, raising community concerns about traffic and environmental impacts.

Las Vegas businesses will be honored by the city council for assisting an elderly couple after a home fire, including contributions from construction and retail companies.

Orlando advances Pulse memorial construction, with the City Council authorizing negotiations with Gomez Construction and land purchase for visitor facilities, honoring the 49 victims of the 2016 tragedy.

The Cary Fire Department introduced Camp Ignite 2025, an all-female fire camp to encourage young women's interest in firefighting, in collaboration with local fire departments.

The Kaua‘i Police Department adjusts records and firearms registration hours on July 21-22 due to staff training; normal operations to resume on July 23.

The remains of U.S. Army Pfc. William A. Wheeler, killed in the Korean War, have been identified and accounted for by the DPAA, using DNA and other analyses.

Cary Police issued tips on social media to prevent vehicle break-ins, urging residents to lock doors, remove valuables, and report suspicious activity.