Lewisville Police Offers Free Child Safety Seat Clinics to Boost Travel Safety for Kids
Lewisville Police Department offers a monthly Child Safety Seat Clinic to assist parents with car seat installation and safety. The free service is open to all and requires an appointment, now at Fire Station 3 due to construction.
St. Louis Rallies Support for Calamity-Affected Residents with Multi-Agency Disaster Assistance Center at Chaifetz Arena
St. Louis sets up a Disaster Assistance Center at Chaifetz Arena offering support services to residents affected by recent disasters from June 9-26. Free Uber rides are provided, with advance registration recommended.
Shelby County Sheriff's Office Vies for Tennessee's Best-Looking Cruiser Crown with Public's Help
The Shelby County Sheriff's Office is campaigning for Tennessee's Best-Looking Cruiser award and has called for public votes on social media. Votes are cast on the Tennessee Traffic Safety website before the June 20 deadline.
New York City to Honor Former Congressman Charles B. Rangel with Public Viewings and Tribute Events
New York City announces public events to honor late Congressman Charles B. Rangel, including viewings and a funeral service, recognizing his service and impact on the community.
Colorado State Patrol Clarifies Legalities of Lane Filtering vs. Lane Splitting on Roads
Colorado has legalized lane filtering for motorcyclists, allowing them to move between stopped vehicles under specific conditions, which the Colorado State Patrol has clarified to ensure safety and mutual respect on the roads.
ORNL's Center for Bioenergy Innovation Appoints New Chief Science Officers to Spearhead Biomass Research
Melissa Cregger and Carrie Eckert have been named chief science officers at ORNL's Center for Bioenergy Innovation, to lead biomass and biofuels research. Former chief officer Brian Davison shifts to industrial liaison.
Metro Atlanta Reels from Storm Havoc as One Killed Power Outages and Transportation Woes Hit Region
Severe thunderstorms struck Atlanta, causing property damage, transportation disruptions, and one fatality. Over 150,000 residents lost power, and officials urged vigilance as further severe weather was expected.











