Carmel residents are invited to give feedback on three proposed designs for a new city district, facilitated by a design competition with plans for a multi-use 80-acre area.

San José Police Department has launched a Gang Incident Dashboard to provide updated information on gang activity and support community-led solutions to gang violence, in collaboration with the San José Youth Empowerment Alliance.

Heavy rain caused a retention pond to flood a Covington apartment complex, prompting evacuations and emergency responses, with residents experiencing property damage.

Louisiana fishers have reached 62.4% of their Red Snapper quota, landing 558,130 pounds by July 20. The season allows daily fishing with size and permit regulations, and sustainable practices like using descending devices are promoted.

The Far Eastside Peace Walk, scheduled for August 9, 2025, aims to combat youth gun violence, featuring a peace march and community activities with support from local leaders.

Rochelle Mayo-Barrett, a Columbus Alternative High School alum and former social worker, co-founded the Young Chefs Academy in Gahanna to teach culinary and life skills to diverse children, including those with disabilities and foster youths.

Arizona Chef's Week aims to combat the usual summer slowdown in local restaurants with special chef-driven menus, despite the season's heat challenges.

The Town of Farragut has introduced a new Agenda Portal on its website, offering easier access to local government meeting agendas, materials, and videos.

The Englewood Train at Belleview Park was closed on August 3rd due to a mechanical issue, affecting visitors' plans. The city hasn't announced when it will reopen.

The Air National Guard conducted water survival training at Lakeshore State Park with the support of the Milwaukee Police Department, emphasizing readiness and interagency collaboration.

Shelby County Commissioner Lowery hosts the 5th Annual Celebrity Golf Tournament to fundraise for LeMoyne-Owen College, with support from FUBU and R&B star MICHEL'LE.

Minneapolis residents can purchase low-cost trees to plant in their yard through the City Trees Sale, which promotes urban greenery and community benefits.

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office announced its Citizens Academy, a free 10-week program starting September 4th, offering a behind-the-scenes look at law enforcement.