Roswell residents protest the removal of historic trees at Mimosa Hall for a city project; three trees, including a black walnut, will be spared amidst the construction of new amenities.

The Wisconsin DNR is continuing dike repairs at Bakken's Pond, allowing water levels to fluctuate to minimize wildlife disturbance. The completion date is uncertain.

Mt. Juliet opened a new pedestrian bridge on Woodridge Drive, celebrated by local officials and backed by Beazer Homes, catering to ADA standards and supporting up to 6,000-pound loads.

Coppell Police hosted 'Coffee With A Cop' at the farmers market, enhancing dialogue between police and the community with giveaways like stickers, supported by local businesses.

Chief Justice Recktenwald recognized volunteers and Anthology FINN Partners for their work on the PACE Commission's branding and website, essential for civic education in Hawaiʻi.

Atlanta Police Department confirmed the safe location of G’ingua Benson-Oneal, an 11-year-old who went missing last Friday. Details of her discovery remain undisclosed.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office warned residents about hoax jury duty calls, instructing them to disregard false instructions and contact Major Torres for assistance.

Pembroke Pines partners with Republic Services to provide quarterly hazardous waste disposal for residents with proof of residency at the wastewater plant.

Protests in Baltimore erupted against President Trump's decision to bomb Iran's nuclear sites, with concerns about escalation and constitutionality raised by local demonstrators and Maryland lawmakers.

Wake County, NC, launches the Swim Smart campaign to promote water safety after 45 water-related emergencies last year, emphasizing the buddy system, life jackets, and a 'water watcher' for safety.

St. Petersburg Fire Rescue celebrated the promotion of 12 personnel, recognizing their dedication and impact on the department's strength and professionalism.

The Franklin County DD Provider and Community Resource Fair will occur on Sept. 2 at the Ohio Expo Center, aimed at connecting people with disabilities with resources.

Captain Luke Dixon of the Cocke County Swift Water Rescue team became a certified diver, strengthening the team's capabilities in water rescue and recovery operations.