The El Paso Fire Department announces their 4th Annual FIRE FEST with family-friendly activities, live music, and local vendors, sponsored by Labinoti Law Firm.

The Maple Grove Police Department encourages a '9 P.M. Lock-Up' routine via social media to improve community safety and prevent property crime during summer.

The Minneapolis Police Department honored two Somali-American officers, Sergeant Mukhtar Abdulkadir as Officer of the Year and Commander Abdirahman Ali as Community Hero of the Year, at a festival celebrating Somali-American heritage.

Maui's DPR is hosting an Inclusion Dance and Karaoke Event at the Velma McWayne Santos Community Center on July 15, featuring giveaways and refreshments.

A vigil was held for missing Fire Chief Michael Phillips in Marble Falls, who was swept away by floodwaters. The search has faced challenges due to weather.

Carnation criticizes the silent siren warning system for Tolt Dam despite alternative alert methods proposed by Seattle Public Utilities, stressing the need for audible alerts in emergencies.

68 swimmers participate in a relay to complete the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald's final 411-mile journey, raising funds for the Whitefish Point Lighthouse and honoring the 1975 shipwreck victims.

P. Terry's Burger Stand is donating $150,000 to flood relief in Central Texas, raised from one day's profits, with community support demonstrated through patronage at their 36 locations.

The Piedmont Fire Department shared safety tips for EV owners, emphasizing proper charger use, installation locations, and consulting professionals for electrical needs.

The Glendale Fire Department congratulated Ernie Ochoa on his new role as Assistant Chief of Police, highlighting his extensive experience and commitment to public service.

Minnesota Task Force 1 deploys to Texas for flood recovery, including five rescuers and two trained search dogs.

Mason Factory from Luther Fire Department achieved his National Registry EMT certification, revealed in a congratulatory social media post highlighting his hard work and dedication.

Former Tarrant County Commissioner Gary Fickes has passed away. His 18 years of service focused on infrastructure and economic growth, leaving a lasting legacy.