Boston Police Department's District B-2 organizes a Flashlight Walk in Roxbury to promote community safety and police-community relations, starting at Alice Taylor Apartments.

Coral Springs will temporarily alter water treatment from July 14 to 28, causing possible chlorine taste/odor, discoloration, and lower pressure during main flushing.

Milwaukee DHHS briefed the Committee on Health Equity on a mismanaged civil commitment case, leading to policy review and corrective measures being implemented.

Milwaukee and law enforcement nationwide prepare for Officer Kendall Corder's funeral. Officer Corder was killed in an ambush and will be honored with a public procession and service, drawing officers from several states.

Medford City Council granted $50,000 to the Southern Oregon Historical Society (SOHS) for developing a new event center, aiming to enhance cultural tourism by mid-2026 with a main hall, conference rooms, and a speakeasy.

St. Louis Park police invite the community to join their "Basketball in the Park" event on Thursdays for games and free food, aiming to strengthen relationships between officers and locals.

St. Johns County has scheduled a community meeting to discuss renovations for Collier-Blocker-Puryear Park, inviting public input on proposed athletic and recreational enhancements.

Brownsburg is hiring for various positions, from senior planners to interns, across different sectors like planning, public works, and communications.

Police in Habersham County investigate reports of homeless people being brought onto private property without consent, with attempts to identify those responsible.

Raleigh is seeking public feedback on the development of Forestville Road Park, a new 25-acre green space at 4909 Forestville Road, through a survey available until July 24.

Mosquito spraying in Arlington Central is scheduled for July 14th after traps tested positive for West Nile Virus, with options to opt out available for residents.

A lost white shepherd dog in Jackson Township was reunited with its owner after being found wandering the streets, as shared by the local police on social media.

Osceola County is investing $400,000 from a JUUL settlement into anti-vaping efforts, including school education, vape detectors, and community outreach.