Arizona Department of Economic Security will lay off 5% of its staff, about 500 employees, due to federal budget cuts.

Cuyahoga County Animal Shelter hosts its 9th Adoptapalooza with discounted $20 adoptions for dogs over four months, face-to-face meetings with foster dogs, and a search for volunteer foster homes.

Milwaukee's North Side community is set for an evening of engagement and summer fun at McGovern Park, hosted by local leaders with free food, games, and music by DJ Tootie.

The Smyrna Public Library will be temporarily closed from June 30 to July 3 for HVAC upgrades. Alternative arrangements such as Curbside Pickup and adjusted due dates are provided.

Las Vegas welcomes Engine 201 with a traditional push-in ceremony at Fire Station 1, attended by Mayor Shelley Berkley and other officials, celebrating the engine's service to Ward 5.

Atlanta's mayor and police department unveiled a Summer Safety Plan to reduce crime through around-the-clock policing and engaging community activities, particularly for youth. The plan includes proactive law enforcement and public participation.

Charlotte County received 31 NACo Achievement Awards for excellence in county government services, despite the recovery challenges from 2024's storms.

The Nevada County Sheriff's Office announced the Battle of the Badges Blood Drive between law enforcement and firefighters to save lives through blood donations.

Lowell Charter Township residents will vote on a millage to fund combating spongy moth infestations threatening local trees. The measure, if passed, would cost homeowners an average of $50 a year.

The Sheriff's Office in Tunica County celebrated Juneteenth with various activities, including a meal by Jail Cook Lavern Shannon, highlighted by Sheriff Hamp's call for unity and acknowledgment of visiting groups.

Laurel David caught a rare 148-pound Moonfish off Fort Lauderdale, a catch compared to Bigfoot sightings due to its rarity. Just a day earlier, Rex Lane caught a similar fish in the same waters.

Kaua‘i Fire Department issues safety guidelines for handling fireworks on July 4th, including time restrictions and a ban on public use. Permits are required for firecrackers, available online until July 3.

Eden Prairie hosts various community events including "Brigadoon" by the Eden Prairie Players, Community Drop-Off Day, a "Party for Pride" event, "Coffee with a Cop," and the Minnesota Sinfonia's KidStock concert.