Edgewood and its Police Department dedicated a street to Deputy Dom Calata, killed in the line of duty in 2022, with a ceremony attended by the community.

Hillsborough officials have lifted a boil water notice following a flood but urge residents to conserve water as the treatment plant is under maintenance.

Brighton City Council seeks candidates for the upcoming November 4 elections, with nomination packets available from August 5. Interested individuals must submit petitions by August 25 to qualify.

Atlanta Police confirmed the safety of Inzinga Barge, missing after a concert, found in distress by Georgia Tech security and returned to the hospital. Her weeks-long disappearance details remain unknown.

St. Johns County opens new sand volleyball courts at Nocatee Community Park, aiming to attract players and tournaments, with a ribbon-cutting event on July 15.

Cabarrus Sheriff teams up with Safe Kids Cabarrus for Safety Town, a free event on safety education for families, on July 25, offering interactive experiences, tips, and free school supplies.

The Dunedin Community Center is promoting a range of activities for community fitness and engagement, including fitness classes, cultural programs, and childcare services.

Atlanta Police Foundation offers $10,000 bonuses to attract experienced officers from other agencies, with added benefits for transfers, ahead of major events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Several individuals, including Carmel police officers and civilians, were honored for life-saving actions during a medical crisis at the Cherry Blossom Festival.

Las Vegas is hosting a StorySLAM event called "No 'Ragrets'" for people to share stories about bold decisions. Submissions are due July 30, with workshops for selected storytellers.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office is accepting applications for its Fall 2025 Citizens Academy, offering a detailed look into law enforcement operations.

Broward County schedules an aerial mosquito control spray due to a rise in local mosquito populations, targeting areas from July 12 to 14, between 2-6 AM, weather permitting.

Kaylee Smyth was named Utah County's Employee of the Month for her exceptional work in the Elections Office, especially in voter roll maintenance and the signature verification process.