High school students attended a crime scene investigation camp hosted by Macomb County's Medical Examiner's Office to learn forensic science techniques.

Ohio State University researchers published a study in Nature Communications on how pesticides impact human gut bacteria, altering growth and nutrient processing, with some bacteria potentially offering protection against toxicity.

JSO Director of Patrol & Enforcement, Joe Cowan, has retired, marking his final radio call and concluding a career that included service as a Two Star General in the U.S. Army Reserves.

Southern California Edison warns Malibu residents of more frequent power outages due to heightened wildfire risks, advising preparedness for the fire season.

New red light cameras in Tempe caught over 2,000 traffic violators in two weeks, with hefty fines attached, raising both safety and economic concerns among residents.

San Francisco officials and police prioritize safety for the upcoming Pride celebrations, with measures to prevent unlawful activities and ensure participant well-being.

Clark County's Animal Foundation is hosting "Dry Heat, Wet Noses!" free adoption event to help over 750 animals find homes, with an adoption philosophy that removes outdated barriers.

North Portland to open a drop-in center for the homeless in mid-July 2025, offering daytime services but not overnight shelter.

Houston is introducing two new charter schools, with a rise in students preferring charters over traditional Houston ISD (HISD) schools, but a recent slight decrease in this trend reflects a diversification of educational choices.

The Arlington Police Department promotes a National Night Out Kickoff Party on June 28 at Arlington Parks Mall to connect the community and law enforcement.

Multnomah County expanded referrals to 24/7 sobering services, previously limited to police, now including five behavioral health providers, facilitating access to recovery resources and partnerships to aid those with addiction and homelessness.

Saint Paul Police introduced a Trades Academy Program offering internships and trade skills to students, including free work boots donated by Tony Scheuerman.

Ohio's Department of Commerce stresses the importance of fireworks safety and responsible alcohol consumption for the Fourth of July, citing recent incident statistics.