Margy Bons created the Military Assistance Mission in honor of her son, fallen in Iraq, to provide financial help and other support to service members in need.

The Long Beach Police Department is enforcing seat belt use through the "Click It or Ticket" campaign from May 12 to June 1, with extra patrols targeting unbuckled occupants to reduce vehicle-related injuries and deaths.

The Knox County Sheriff's Office announced the passing of retired K9 Rocco, highlighting his service from 2013 to 2022 in narcotics and community outreach.

Blaine, MN invites residents to join its Park Advisory Board to shape local green spaces; applicants must live in Blaine, attend meetings, and be interested in community direction. Applications are open until June 16.

Maricopa County considers ending federal oversight of its sheriff's office due to the $352 million cost of a racial-profiling case settlement from ex-Sheriff Arpaio's tenure.

The Collin County DA's office is highlighting efforts to fight child exploitation and find missing children, especially on National Missing Children's Day, and providing resources for the public to help.

Saint Paul residents can learn about the Mississippi River Learning Center at an open house event hosted by various partners where they can provide feedback on its design and purpose.

ABC15 and Arizona 61 partner for a water drive with local groups to help Arizonans stay hydrated, as drowning remains a top cause of death for young kids, underlining the need for water safety.

Minneapolis Health officials, including Commissioner Chaplin, discuss the importance of mental health care for men, challenging outdated stereotypes of masculinity and offering resources for support.

The Hope Schoolhouse in Ohio, initially tied to the 19th-century iron industry, is now a heritage visitor center surrounded by trails in Lake Hope State Park, reflecting the region's industrial past and nature conservation efforts.

In 1914, the D.C. Fire Department modernized by adding Christie Front Wheel Drive Tractors to its fleet, turning horse-drawn wagons into motorized units.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office participated in the Lancaster, Ohio Memorial Day Parade, honoring the memory of fallen soldiers alongside the local community.

ODOT commemorates employee Leonard Stroyick on the 60th anniversary of his death and promotes work zone safety.