The Bob Crane Community Center in Upper Arlington was awarded the Best Neighborhood Impact project by Columbus Business First for its significant role in enhancing community life.

MDOT is hosting a public open house on July 30 to discuss pedestrian bridge usage in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties and gather feedback for their strategic plan.

The LCRA is opening floodgates at Buchanan Dam due to heavy rainfall in Central Texas to prevent flooding, affecting downstream lakes and leading to a boating ban on Lake Travis.

Margaret Wakefield, a Rhodes College student, is participating in the Academy for Civic Education and Democracy at George Washington University to enhance her leadership skills and experience in public service.

Governor Greg Abbott responded to severe flooding in Central Texas, touring damaged areas and expressing commitment to safety and recovery efforts. He met with first responders and discussed infrastructure rebuilding plans.

Cobb County prepares for the new school year with back-to-school events and supply drives, while organizations encourage donations of school items for children in need.

MPD reports no juvenile curfew violations or arrests in Navy Yard's first Curfew Zone; one citywide curfew violation occurred Friday. Chief Smith highlights the goal of voluntary compliance.

Upper Arlington Police Department welcomes new officer Timothy Pennington, who graduated from the Columbus Police Training Academy with a curriculum focusing on tactical skills and soft skills like mental health and diversity.

A Jacksonville Sheriff's officer helped a stranded family with vehicle troubles during a storm, moving their SUV to safety and staying with them until help arrived.

Cuyahoga County launches the Back to School Challenge 2025, calling for donations of school supplies for local students and seeking volunteers for the initiative.

The Boston Police Department held a Youth Dialogue Night at the Roxbury YMCA to foster communication between teens and officers as part of their community outreach efforts.

Seattle's parks seek volunteers for 48 events in July to enhance green spaces, including a canyon clean-up and planting activities, with no prior gardening experience needed.

The Bloomington Family Aquatic Center is temporarily closed due to a water leak found during maintenance and will provide updates on repairs and season passholder information later in the week.