Springfield Township Police Officers Timothy Keys and Austin Branham graduated from Crisis Intervention Training to better handle mental health crises.

Five years after the Edenville and Sanford dam failures, Mid-Michigan residents face ongoing challenges, including a $218 million financial burden for dam restorations and struggles to rebuild homes and lives.

Community members and officials gathered at Darke County Fairgrounds to honor fallen officers during a memorial ceremony with a "Roll Call of Heroes."

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office honored the 30th anniversary of Deputy Chad Edwards's death, celebrating his service and lasting impact on the community and law enforcement.

Montgomery County's Ride On bus service offers free rides for non-perishable food donations to support local food banks, reflecting a community effort to address food insecurity.

OnePointOne expands its vertical farming operations with a new high-tech facility in Avondale, emphasizing sustainable agriculture with reduced water usage, though grappling with high energy demands.

Henry, a police horse in the Allegheny County Mounted Patrol Unit, retired after 18 years of service including participating in events like the G20 Summit.

The Kinder Houston-area survey outlines concerns of Houston residents, highlighting crime, traffic, and economic disparities, with many residents considering leaving despite its livability and diversity.

Billionaire Robert Hale Jr. gifted each Bridgewater State University graduate $500 and an additional $500 to give to someone in need at their commencement.

Big box retailers like Walmart are increasingly stocking local small business products, driving consumer savings.

Cleveland Police District 2 honored Officers Miranda and McNamara as Officers of the Month for their exemplary service, leadership, and dedication, including volunteer work and community outreach.

The Cedar Hill Police Department announces the return of the annual bike rally and warns of road closures and traffic delays in the area, advising residents and visitors to plan travel accordingly.

Arizona's immigration advocates are hopeful that Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope with a history in Peru, will positively influence Arizona's immigration policies.