The Jacksonville City Council passed an ordinance to prevent city funds from being used to assist undocumented immigrants and to stop spending on diversity and equity programs, despite protests.

Shrewsbury officials remind citizens to comply with pet restraint bylaws for everyone's safety during the summer, particularly for children in camps and public events.

Charlotte County is hosting a Hurricane Readiness Webinar to prepare businesses for the upcoming hurricane season, featuring experts from various organizations.

League City ranks 7th in affordable growth nationally, with GO Banking Rates also recognizing it as safe and cost-effective (4th in safety). US News deems it the 6th best place to live in the US.

Williamson County Emergency Communications achieved dual accreditation from IAED as the first in Texas, signifying exceptional standards in emergency response services.

Brighton's annual Fourth of July celebration will be held on July 4 at Carmichael Park with live music, fireworks, and family activities starting at 5 p.m.

Austin HSEM is launching a CERT program to train volunteers in emergency preparedness, covering fire safety, search and rescue, and medical operations.

Colerain Township celebrated the retirement of K9 officer Tao after eight years of service. The ceremony highlighted his contributions to law enforcement and community relations, as well as plans for a peaceful domestic life.

Austin's Economic Development Department launched the Place-Based Enhancement Program offering financial support to maintain local business affordability.

Bloomington residents are invited to take the National Community Survey to share their opinions on city services and quality of life, helping inform city decisions. Participation is confidential with an optional request for an email.

Oklahoma City announces Juneteenth service adjustments: city offices closed, regular trash collection, free transit on a weekend schedule, and general closure of municipal facilities, but parks open. Details are on the city's website.

Fort Worth invites the public to the U.S. Army's 250th birthday celebration at City Hall on June 13, offering flag exchanges and cake-cutting ceremony.

Gary England, a renowned Oklahoma meteorologist, passed away at 85. A pioneer in the field, he was the first to use Doppler radar for public weather forecasting. His career spanned over four decades, including a cameo in "Twister" and several awards.