EPCC and El Paso Texas Women Veterans honored female service members, revealed plans for a women's VA clinic, and recognized local women veterans with Trailblazer awards.

Brooklyn Park's EDA will hold sessions on June 16, 2025, to discuss economic development, with details available online and resources provided by CCX Media for those who cannot attend.

Julia Smith will present her documentary on Acid Westerns and Orville Wanzer's film "The Devil's Mistress" at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library in June.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office announced a civil sale of a property on July 9, 2025, to satisfy a legal judgment against Charles C. Brooks and others.

The Henderson Police Department is accepting applications for its Citizens Academy, offering a 12-week insight into police work starting August 19, 2025.

A study by The Ohio State University and Vassar College reveals increased parental investment in youth sports over generations in terms of time, money, and resources.

San Diego Police are preparing for protests and stress their focus on safety and legality, while distancing themselves from federal immigration enforcement.

Safe Blocks hosted a joyful Party in the Park in Portland's Powellhurst-Gilbert neighborhood, with over 350 attendees, activities, and local business support, initiating a project for safer, vibrant public spaces.

The Akron Police Department has updated its Property Checks Program, now including door hangers after checks, providing feedback and safety tips through QR codes, as part of their Community Engagement Strategy.

DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson delivered her first Employee State of the County address, outlining her “reimagining DeKalb” vision and employee-focused initiatives.

Thurston County seeks public feedback on "Thurston 2045," its 20-year development plan, focusing on growth and diverse factors, with community engagement at Swede Day festival.

Floresville, Texas has been designated as a Film Friendly Texas Certified Community, a recognition that positions it for media production opportunities and local economic development.

The City of Surprise adjusts services for Juneteenth, closing offices and altering trash collection, library, and recreation schedules; residents can follow changes via the MySurprise App.