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

Philadelphia is supporting landlords with initiatives like the Rental Improvement Fund and Eviction Diversion Program to upgrade rentals and resolve tenant conflicts, aiming to improve housing conditions and stability.

Charles Mims is appointed the new warden of Smith State Prison, bringing 18 years of experience within the Georgia Department of Corrections to the role.

Collierville Police are hiring dispatchers, emphasizing the role's urgency and need for quick-thinking applicants. The department operates 24/7, and details about applications are online.

Two charged after a parade accident in Dunwoody injured eight, when they switched drivers, resulting in reckless driving and causing a vehicle to strike a pedestrian.

Boston Police assisted local seniors in South Boston with their shopping, strengthening community ties and ensuring their safety during the excursion.

Wake Forest, North Carolina, has been awarded the 2025 Accredited Main Street America™ program designation for its efforts in community revitalization and economic growth.

Tempe introduces a new General Business License to support local enterprises and create a comprehensive business database, exempting some nonprofits and temporary vendors.

ICE detained undocumented Honduran man Denis Guillen-Solis at the Ontario Advanced Surgery Center, causing a controversial confrontation with medical staff. Homeland Security claims the staff obstructed law enforcement during a targeted operation.

Multnomah County warns drivers to avoid fresh road paint during summer striping, as it needs time to dry to maintain line visibility and safety. Driving over it can damage the paint's reflectivity and soil vehicles.

Apache Junction's Little League baseball fields won the 2024 Fields of Excellence Award by Pioneer Athletics, recognizing their high-quality maintenance.

Washington state is set to receive part of a $720 million opioid settlement from eight drug manufacturers for their role in the opioid crisis, with funds designated for combating opioid abuse.

Walmart seeks to expand its Maricopa store for online grocery pickups, proposing a 5,598-square-foot addition. The Planning and Zoning Commission review is set for July 28, 2025.