The Lewisville Police Department is accepting applications for its free Citizen Police Academy, starting August 28, to improve police-community understanding.

Rockdale County seeks volunteers for a new Housing Assessment Steering Committee to address community housing needs, urging diverse local participation.

The Raleigh Police invite the public to their 'Run the River' wellness and safety event on July 19, welcoming all fitness levels for running or walking.

The Ohio State Fair introduces 31 new foods including sweet and spicy options, offers $3 Thursday deals, and features a dedicated New Food Avenue for creative eats.

Plymouth's Environmental Academy offers free monthly classes on sustainability, starting with a park tour on Aug. 21, and covers topics like tree care, food production, water quality, and stormwater management. Applications close Aug. 15.

The Black Chamber of Arizona, partnering with the City of Chandler, will host a free event for National Black Business Month to support Black-owned businesses with workshops and panels.

The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners recognized probation and parole officers, data professionals, and the 2SLGBTQIA+ community with proclamations.

Gresham enhances its Movies in the Park with new LED panels allowing for earlier movie times and double features, starting at 6:30 pm, including a mix of classic and recent films throughout the summer.

Worker Jaime Alanís is on life support after falling during a Ventura County immigration raid; initial reports of his death were incorrect. The UFW claims the operation was California's largest immigration crackdown.

The Brushy Creek Regional Trail in Cedar Park has reopened after flooding, catering once again to outdoor enthusiasts for walking, running, and cycling.

Governor Tina Kotek declares a drought emergency in Lincoln County, Oregon, enabling a state agency response to alleviate water shortages and manage the drought's impact.

Tacoma seeks public input on proposed historic preservation code amendments through information sessions and encourages community engagement for informed decisions on the city's historic sites.

Mesquite introduces a third EV charging station, funded by a $182,880 Energy Department grant, and acquires three electric vehicles for City use, emphasizing its commitment to sustainability.