The Clackamas County Water Rescue Consortium advises on water safety, highlighting the importance of life jackets, awareness of hidden dangers, cold spring water temperatures, and avoiding alcohol or drugs while swimming or boating.

Texas expands federal aid for counties hit by flooding; Governor Abbott announces FEMA's support for individual and public assistance through disaster declaration.

A Coast Guard team, including Scott Ruskan, saved nearly 200 lives from flooding at Camp Mystic during Independence Day, amid an event that claimed 27 lives at the camp and 82 in total.

Texas expands Disaster Unemployment Assistance to five more counties post-storms, as declared by Governor Abbott following a federal disaster recognition.

Atlanta Police's Auto Crimes Unit busts an auto theft ring at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, leading to arrests and recovery of stolen vehicles and firearms.

The Blaine Police Department launched a community alliance to foster dialogue and cooperation between citizens, business representatives, and law enforcement officials to improve public safety and community relations.

El Paso Community College awarded six students scholarships from its AWCC, recognizing their academic achievements and community engagement. Recipients include a nursing student mother and an English major overcoming cognitive impairments.

Sacramento seeks public input through a survey to shape the future of the Old Sacramento Waterfront, enhancing its appeal and supporting local commerce.

Dunwoody will upgrade to a new software, CentralSquare, improving online services for permits and code complaints, starting August 4, after a brief system closure.

District 3 Commissioner Martin Raxton will host a free Civics 101 program in Douglasville on the first Saturday of August to educate residents about local government.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott and the HHSC introduce the Texas Flooding Emotional Support Line to aid those affected by floods, offering 24/7 crisis counseling at no cost.

The Tampa Police Department announces a new speed enforcement camera program for school zones, aimed at increasing student safety, which will be discussed at a Back-to-School Town Hall.

A labor dispute at Republic Services has disrupted trash collection in the City, with a work stoppage causing service halts. The company will collect double the refuse on the next date at no extra cost.