Lundy Elementary is reopening on August 11 after repairs from storm damage, with community support overturning a closure decision due to low enrollment and high repair costs.

Deaf Fest returns for its fourth year in Pinellas County, offering resources, freebies, and information for the Deaf community this Saturday at the Lealman Exchange Community Center.

Water service issues at Calfee Middle School, in the middle of a dispute between City of Conroe and Willis ISD, may delay the school's opening, causing concern among parents and criticism from local officials.

St. Charles Parish Council plans to discuss new ordinances on August 18, 2025, for property taxes, services, and infrastructure, including levee and road improvements, fire protection, and more.

The article discusses the closing of historical restaurants in Phoenix and the preservation of others, reflecting on the city's food scene and cultural identity.

Las Cruces plans a car-free event, Ruedas Unidas/Wheels United, with activities for pedestrians and cyclists, in partnership with NMSU and Rep. Rubio.

The Monroe Police Department invites community members to design a new patch for the department, with submissions due by September 1, 2025, and public voting on Facebook to determine the winner.

The Learning LinkUp event for Bloomington families offers educational resources, entertainment, and community services on August 23 at Valley View Elementary.

High bacteria levels close Houghton Beach Park's waters for swimming, with health officials advising the public to avoid the water. The rest of the park is open.

San Bernardino, California, is ranked the dirtiest city in the U.S., with a LawnStarter study measuring pollution, waste infrastructure, living conditions, and resident dissatisfaction.

Durham is collaborating with Community Solutions and their Built for Zero initiative to develop a strategic plan to end homelessness, engaging local stakeholders in a comprehensive, data-driven effort.

A German Shepherd named Bella was rescued from a canal and reunited with her family after five years, thanks to her microchip and efforts by Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue and alert citizens.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office joins National Night Out to promote safety and community relationships, with activities and events aiming to lower crime and foster inclusivity.