Political advisor David Gergen, who served four U.S. presidents, has died at 83. His career included roles from speechwriting to CNN analysis and academia at Harvard.

Mosquitoes with the West Nile virus found in Louisiana have prompted local efforts, including spraying by VDCI, to reduce populations and potential health risks.

Place of Hope collects supplies for Texas flood victims, with over 120 deaths and 150 missing. They partner with Amazon for distribution amid ongoing rescue efforts and a signed disaster declaration by President Trump.

Madisonville PD celebrated graduates from their Firearms Instructor Course, who underwent intense training despite heat, including shooting and medical drills.

The Kingwood community mourns Shiloh Wilson, a young rodeo star, and his parents, all victims of Texas floods, with a procession and remembrance gathering.

Blount County Sheriff's Office hosted a Child Safety Seat event to teach correct installation, with certified technicians helping parents secure their children properly in vehicles.

Jaguars rookies joined the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office for police simulation training to understand law enforcement's challenges and build community ties.

Storms caused 24,000 power outages in Central Ohio, with AEP Ohio working on restoration efforts. Debris and downed power lines affected areas, particularly north and northeast Columbus.

The Knoxville Police Department announced on Facebook the graduation of 36 new officers from the 2025-A Basic Recruit Class, who will now enter field training.

Officer Hooks from Wentzville PD is honored for buying car seats for a family during a traffic stop, highlighting her commitment to community policing.

Lewisville seeks resident input for its 2035 city plan, urging citizens to apply for the Steering Committee and participate in a public survey to influence the city's direction over the next decade. The application deadline is July 18.

The Hillsborough Active Life Games invite adults 50+ to compete in sporting events, with registration open until September 12. The games serve as a qualifier for the Florida Senior Games.

Delray Beach uses the CodeRED alert system to efficiently warn residents about emergencies and severe weather, with a straightforward registration process for receiving messages.