The Los Angeles Dodgers pledged $1 million to aid immigrant families affected by ICE raids in Southern California, receiving praise from local leaders.

Las Vegas police union surveys officers on striking in response to a retirement contribution rate increase, with potential actions ranging from a July 4 strike to protests.

Memphis Police held a safety forum at the Ruth Tate Senior Center to educate and connect with local seniors, promoting security and community policing.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is conducting Active Shooter Response Training at a local high school on June 28, involving multiple agencies and simulations.

The Arizona Humane Society reports a rise in heat-related pet deaths in Maricopa County, urging owners to provide water and shelter to their pets and not leave them in hot cars.

Wake County establishes cooling stations to help residents combat a heatwave with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees, offering relief from Sunday to at least Wednesday.

Georgia ships peaches to Mexico for the first time in nearly 30 years using new pest control technology, possibly reducing trade barriers and food waste.

Atlanta's recycling program audits reveal progress but also areas needing improvement, such as inefficient tracking, mismanagement, and issues with glass contamination.

Duncanville escalates cleanup with extra brush and bulk trash pickups post-storm, bringing in Camacho Tree Service alongside Republic Services to clear debris. Normal schedule expected to resume by June 30.

Hope House in Cobb County, run by MUST Ministries, acts as a Cooling Center to offer respite from heat, providing meals and services to those in need.

The historic ExxonMobil main office in Baytown, known as "The White House," was demolished, leaving the community with mixed emotions and memories of the 50-year-old landmark.

Minneapolis held its first Shining Light on Her Mama Parade, a celebration of mothers and caregivers, with speeches and festivities organized by local groups. Councillor Jason Chavez highlighted the crucial role of mothers in the community.

Lewisville residents can sponsor a tree for $500 in the Centennial Tree Program to commemorate the city's 100th anniversary and support sustainability.