The Mesquite Police Department and the National Safety Council promote National Safety Month in June to emphasize the importance of safety and prevent accidents.

Jonathan Vazquez, a consistent attendee at Morris Jeff High School, won a new 2025 Toyota Corolla LE in a raffle celebrating perfect school attendance in New Orleans.

Washington County is holding a household hazardous waste and electronics disposal event on October 11 at Lily Lake Ice Arena, offering free recycling and shredding services.

The article details the upcoming Arts on Arlington event in UA, featuring local artists, crafters, performances, food, and community engagement on June 12.

A fundraiser at Jimmy's Famous Seafood raised $20,000 for the family of Baltimore firefighter Lt. Mark Dranbauer, who died after a medical incident on duty.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office celebrated National Corrections Officer Week with a Facebook post thanking officers and detailing events, including a family picnic and basketball game, all funded without taxpayer expense.

The Tampa Police Department collected thousands of cereal boxes to fight child hunger in summer, partnering with Neighborhood Watch, Walmart, Amazon, and others for the "Cereal for Summer" initiative.

Durham's Equal Business Opportunity Program aims to promote diversity in local business by involving more minority and women-owned enterprises in city contracts.

The 2025 Spotlight Louisiana Awards recognized local businesses for their contributions to the economy at a ceremony attended by Governor Jeff Landry.

Jacksonville's LGBTQ+ community protested against Florida’s bridge lighting policy by marching on the Acosta and Main Street bridges during Pride Month.

Raleigh's Vision Zero initiative aims to eliminate traffic-related injuries and deaths with community involvement. June's National Safety Month will see two Sidewalk Sessions for public dialogue on safer streets.

Brookhaven police responded to a collision on Peachtree Road where a pedestrian was seriously injured after being struck by one of the vehicles involved in the crash.

The fourth Bank of America Chicago 13.1 Marathon showcased Chicago's West Side, with local neighborhoods benefitting from the event's focus on health, wellness, and economic boost.