Jackson Township Police launched a Public Safety Cadets Unit to educate youths aged 14-20 about law enforcement through bi-weekly meetings and practical experiences.

Upper Arlington announces a Juneteenth recognition event featuring Senator Hearcel Craig as keynote speaker, inviting the community to reflect on the end of slavery and celebrate African American freedom.

A settlement led by former ASU swimmer Grant House requires universities to pay athletes, changing college sports and allowing for potential multimillion-dollar earnings.

Milwaukee residents protest against ICE raids and Trump's policies, with further "No Kings" protests planned to coincide with Trump's military parade on June 14.

Carrollton's 15th Festival at the Switchyard seeks vendors and sponsors for the November 8 event, which draws thousands for concerts, games, and shopping. Early vendor applications get a discount.

A new bill proposes the largest tax cut in history for working and middle-class Americans, including significant tax reductions for earners between $30,000 and $80,000, as well as various other financial benefits.

Oklahoma City officials ask residents to reserve 911 for emergencies, not illegal fireworks reports, and provide alternative complaint methods around the Fourth of July.

Carrollton prepares for July 3 fireworks at Josey Ranch Lake, with concert earlier that day. Officials urge pet safety and remind residents that all fireworks are banned in the city.

Marietta Water announced a 3.5% wastewater rate increase effective July 1, due to higher treatment costs from Cobb County. This will cost the average residential customer an additional $1.25 per month.

Baltimore County teachers are rallying for the 5% pay raises previously agreed upon, as the district now offers only 1.5% due to budget cuts. Negotiations are at an impasse, with potential mediation and continued demonstrations planned.

Atlantic Beach is hosting a blood drive on June 27, inviting the community to donate blood and save lives at the City Hall/Russell Park parking lot from noon to 5 p.m.

The St. Bernard Sheriff’s Office celebrated the graduation of their Junior Deputy Academy, with participants completing a summer program focused on law enforcement education and community pride.

Miami Beach commissioners are considering replacing the Bikini Hostel, a homeless shelter, with a high-rise and park, provided residents are rehoused by September 15. Critics oppose, while the city defends its homeless outreach strategy.