Michelle Phillips is resigning as Minneapolis Civil Rights Director to become Assistant City Administrator in Oakland. She'll remain in her role until mid-August for a smooth transition.

Brighton's City Council launches a new Sustainability Advisory Board to promote eco-friendly practices and seeks local volunteers to join and contribute to the initiative.

Delaware is preparing for the Fourth of July with a parade, a symphony performance, and fireworks; city offices will close, and refuse collection will be delayed.

Over 700 job seekers attended the Midway Area Job Fair at Allianz Field, with 40 exhibitors and resources like the Tech Skills Corner and a Mental Health Outreach Van.

Pasadena, Texas is designated a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, joining 85 other cities, as announced by Governor Greg Abbott to acknowledge its musical contributions and economic benefits.

Dunwoody police officers to receive a 4.9% pay raise in July 2025, with perks including education bonuses, a substantial housing stipend, and full medical coverage from day one.

Friendship Park in Avondale is undergoing upgrades including dog park renovations and new pickleball courts, with temporary closures during construction.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office advised on securing firearms, correlating unsecured guns with increased violent crime, and offered free gun locks.

The Lorain County Sheriff’s Office celebrated K-9 Officer Holbrook and K-9 Chewy's graduation and certifications in law enforcement capabilities highlighting their readiness for corrections work.

San Antonio preps pets for the Fourth of July with free microchips and safety accessories at Safe Pet Pop-Up events.

Michigan AG Nessel warns of scammers spoofing the Department's Consumer Protection Team, using calls to demand money over fake "flagged" personal information.

The Georgia Department of Agriculture arrested four suspects for the theft of $3.6 million worth of hemp oil, in a major inter-state collaborative operation.

Italian heritage symbols on Adams Street in Newton's Nonantum neighborhood were painted over with yellow lines for safety reasons, sparking local outrage ahead of the annual St. Mary of Carmen Festival.