Wake County opens cooling stations due to high heat index, offering relief from temperatures above 100 degrees, with locations including libraries and centers available until at least Wednesday.

DeKalb County officials urge peaceful protest as tensions rise during demonstrations, leading to road blockages and several arrests. Authorities balance civil liberties with public safety.

Allegheny County Jail and Animal Friends launch the TAILS program, where selected inmates train a dog, Ethel, to improve adoption chances and aid rehabilitation.

Raleigh's administrative offices close for Juneteenth, emergency services remain available, trash services continue normally, and GoRaleigh operates on a regular schedule.

Jacksonville is holding an early Juneteenth celebration organized by the Mayor's African American Advisory Board at the Hicks Auditorium, acknowledging the end of slavery in the U.S.

The Burleson Police Department is offering free VIN etching to residents on June 21 to deter vehicle theft. No appointment is needed for this service at Target's parking lot.

The City is distributing free NOAA weather radios to residents, with an event on June 28 at Green Road Community Center to improve severe weather preparedness.

Flint residents still await the distribution of a $626 million water crisis settlement, with delays and concerns about the adequacy of compensation. Mayor Neeley affirms the city's lack of control over the funds and the U.S. District Court's role.

Juneteenth alters Athens-Clarke County waste collection schedules, with no pick-ups on June 19th and combined services on June 20th for some customers.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department marked World Elder Abuse Awareness Day by posting on social media about the different forms of elder abuse and ways to report it in their community.

Hillsborough County seeks public input on allocating over $700 million in federal disaster recovery funds following hurricanes. Public hearings and surveys are conducted to discuss the grant's use for housing, infrastructure, and community recovery.

UC Davis Health partners with Sacramento to offer free emergency training for the local hospitality industry, focusing on life-saving bleeding control techniques.

Charlotte celebrates Waste and Recycling Workers Week, appreciating the dedication of workers in keeping the city clean through personal stories and community commendations.