Tempe has announced holiday closures and a July 4th celebration with live music, activities, a drone show, and fireworks at Tempe Diablo Stadium. Essential services will run, but some city facilities and public transport will have adjusted hours.

Mankato city officials met with property managers to discuss rental regulations and support for vulnerable residents, focusing on community collaboration.

The Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department adjusted its service for July 4th; no collections on that Friday and a revised pick-up schedule around the holiday.

St. Johns County received a $99,580 federal grant to train 15 paramedics for EMS services in rural areas to address substance use and mental health issues. The new Flagler Estates Fire Station will improve emergency response.

West Allis seeks a volunteer for its Senior Center grief support group, preferring someone with personal grief experience and a nonjudgmental approach to aid others' healing.

The Maple Grove Police partnered with SilverCreek On Main to partake in The Longest Day Alzheimer's Step Challenge, raising funds and awareness for Alzheimer's research and care.

Liberty Hill is setting up a new community museum, previously a classroom, under the guidance of historical preservation representative Margaret Woodruff.

Concord, North Carolina invites residents to join Concord 101, a free program starting in 2025 designed to educate about local governance and enhance community engagement.

Wilmington's Youth Public Safety Academy graduated 24 teens, introducing them to police and fire services through practical exercises and promoting future careers in public service.

Orange Park Police warn of increased alligator encounters during mating season; urge adherence to safety guidelines.

Raleigh's Moore Square hosted the Pop-up Skatepark Takeover, featuring ramps, rails, live music, and community skateboarding experiences for all ages, complemented by food trucks and a lively atmosphere.

Chandler is converting 25 acres of grass to xeriscape to save water, supported by WIFA and designed by J2 Engineering, with community involvement in the planning.

Knoxville's largest July 4th event, Festival on the 4th, will feature activities, multiple stages with live music, and fireworks at World's Fair Park from 5-10 p.m. in 2025.