Sevierville is constructing a new fire station in Kodak to improve emergency response times, driven by the area's population growth and traffic increases. The project includes hiring additional firefighters and expanding public works.

Anthrocon raised nearly $90,000 for the Nose 2 Tail Cat Rescue, supporting the Pittsburgh-area no-kill nonprofit and helping cover expenses for special needs cats.

Micheal Thomas is appointed as the new warden of Wilcox State Prison, succeeding in his role from July 16, with past experience and various relevant training.

Cambridge announces its first Porchfest for July 2025, featuring porches as stages for music across the city, supported by local associations and businesses.

Seattle Police officers visited a local school's summer camp to engage with children about police work and community safety during "Community Helpers" week.

A study shows the Mackinac Bridge contributes $193 million annually to Michigan's economy, with tourism and the annual Bridge Walk event boosting spending and supporting local jobs.

Durham, NC offers disaster recovery resources and encourages residents to sign up for Alert Durham for updates after Tropical Storm Chantal causes flooding.

A Wayne County judge ordered Northville to reopen downtown streets by July 15 after a lawsuit from "Let's Open Northville," ending a dispute over pandemic-initiated street closures.

Chatham Community Library in North Carolina will host a talk by Commissioner Karen Howard on local history narratives on Saturday, as part of an event series.

Michael Graham has been appointed as the new Warden of Autry State Prison, bringing his extensive experience in corrections to the role starting July 16.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul secured $720 million in settlements from eight pharmaceutical companies over the opioid crisis, with Illinois receiving over $23 million.

The University of Michigan hired Spencer Stuart to find a new president following Santa Ono's departure, inviting community nominations and promising a transparent search.

The Maricopa Police Department's Teen Police Academy gives teens hands-on experience with law enforcement, including crime scene investigation and emergency drills.