Coweta County's annual Notice of Assessment for real property is being sent out, detailing property values and exemptions, with new changes as per Georgia law.

The 2025 Utah Conference on Community Engagement highlighted civic leaders' work in Utah and honored advocates like Paula Vigil and Kimberly Schmit for their contributions.

The Main Street Bridge in Jacksonville was lit in Pan-African colors for the second annual Juneteenth celebration, highlighting solidarity and the ongoing fight for equality.

Millington, TN is hosting a virtual Youth Mental Health Roundtable on June 20 to discuss and promote awareness of mental health resources for young people and families in the community.

Brooklyn Park and Champlin officials host a healing event for community members affected by recent events, offering supportive resources and discussions for recovery.

Murfreesboro Police host a Junior Officer Summer Camp for kids, featured in a Facebook post, aimed at educating them about emergency services and building community relations.

Governor Ron DeSantis assists in evacuating Americans from Israel amid conflict with Iran, using state-chartered flights. Coordination with Grey Bull Rescue is helping manage thousands of requests, focusing on residents and students from Florida.

Denver's Jim Leprino, founder of the world's largest mozzarella producer, died at 87, leaving a legacy of business success and community philanthropy.

Oak Creek's Water and Sewer Utility received the 10-year President’s Award for outstanding water treatment standards, being one of eleven utilities nationwide recognized for this achievement.

Apple Valley introduces lawn watering restrictions to conserve water during the summer, with exemptions for certain activities and newly planted vegetation.

Detective Armando Sanchez of Minnetonka High School has been honored with the Skipper of the Year award for his role in leadership and fostering a secure school environment.

The Reginald F. Lewis Museum celebrated its 20th anniversary with a Juneteenth event in Baltimore, drawing 4,000 people with activities that highlighted Black culture and history.

An animal shelter in Michigan faces a crisis after severe storms caused flooding, damaging the facility and destroying supplies, with the community asked to help.