The Burleson Police Department in Texas is organizing a class to educate parents on smartphone dangers for children, covering apps, social media predators, and sextortion.

Seattle's reconstructed Pier 58 is set to open on July 25, offering a new park space between the Great Wheel and Aquarium, with a community event planned.

Jacob Beasley is appointed as the new Warden of Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison, effective July 16, 2025, after serving as Warden at Smith State Prison.

Lois Bailey, a missing 77-year-old woman from Plantation with an altered mental status, was safely located. Her disappearance had prompted a search and public appeals for help.

Janet James is appointed as the new Assistant Superintendent of Columbus Transitional Center by the Georgia Department of Corrections, starting July 16, 2025.

Linda Wages expressed gratitude to the Collierville Fire Department for saving her life from cardiac arrest, highlighting CPR's importance and advancements in emergency cardiac care.

Calandra Watson has been announced as the new superintendent of Bacon Probation Detention Center/Transitional Center, with a history of roles in the Georgia Department of Corrections.

Carl Anderson is appointed as Assistant Superintendent at Smith Transitional Center by the Georgia Department of Corrections with a start date of July 16, 2025.

The City of Boulder invites residents to influence the Civic Area's redesign at an interactive event on July 14, blending family activities with community feedback opportunities.

Katie McNamara Howie partners with Saint Paul Parks and Recreation for a storytelling project spotlighting Downtown Saint Paul's community. Her By a Thread series continues to capture local stories and voices.

Farragut Museum launches a free monthly History Hour speaker series exploring local to state history, starting July 23 with sessions by local experts such as a history teacher and others.

BPD officers and Academy recruits played kickball with students in Dorchester, fostering community relations and emphasizing the significance of engaging with locals beyond their enforcement roles.

The USDA unveiled the SDRP to distribute $16 billion in aid for farmers facing crop losses due to natural disasters, including those in Georgia affected by Hurricane Helene.