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.

Arizona Task Force 1 from the Phoenix Fire Department has been deployed to Central Texas to assist in search and rescue operations following deadly floods. They are bringing specialized equipment and dogs to help find over 160 missing persons.

Foster Golf Links will host a "Happy Gilmore" screening and an "ANYTHING BUT A DRIVER" golf competition on July 25, combining sports and film with creative twists.

The BLM is seeking public input on a proposed coal exploration project in Utah by Canyon Fuel Company, highlighting a push for U.S. energy independence.

Washington State mobilizes fire resources for the Western Pines Fire, aiding local firefighters as the blaze threatens homes and has prompted evacuations.

Bay Area sanitation workers continue striking over wages and benefits, leading to trash build-up and public health concerns, while causing divisions among residents and prompting contingency measures.

Mayo Clinic Health System Event Center in Mankato, Minnesota, is hiring for their Facilities Ice Crew. Candidates must be 18+ with a license. Apply by July 23.

Utah offers hunter education classes and a Trial Hunting Program to prepare residents for the upcoming hunting season, with options for trappers as well.

Minnesota's Department of Public Safety teaches children to be crossing guards at Legionville Safety Summer Camp to enhance safety and responsibility.

Broomfield residents are invited to contribute to the city's Transit Study to help shape local transit, with various engagement options including an online workbook and local events.

Fort Lauderdale's Lien Amnesty Program offers a reduction of up to 90% for code enforcement liens, with the application deadline on September 30, before reductions change.