Cuyahoga County offers free yard cleanup after storms with the help of volunteer organizations. Residents can call a hotline to request assistance with tree and debris removal starting next week.

A sewage spill in Lake Acworth led to the closure of nearby Cauble Park due to a blockage from fats, oils, and grease, prompting local officials to issue water safety advisories and conduct testing while addressing environmental concerns.

Miranda M Jones was promoted at Yavapai County Sheriff's Office, joining Verde Court Services, with commanders recognizing her commitment and potential for further growth.

AT&T and local nonprofits supplied laptops and school supplies to Sacramento students in need, aiming to close the digital divide and improve education equity.

Minneapolis honors a fallen officer, enjoys a community ice cream social, faces Mayor Frey's proposed tax increase, celebrates MPHA's fire system installation, invites public safety engagement, and encourages tree planting program participation.

HPU receives a $1.2 million NSF grant for Noyce Teacher Scholarships, promoting STEM education in high-need schools with a commitment to teach for two years.

Council Member Jenkins has announced meetings to address homelessness and public safety in Minneapolis, scheduled for August 19th at the MPD 5th Precinct and August 26th at Martin Luther King Jr. Park.

Rosa Inchausti is a finalist for the 2024 ATHENA Award, which honors women leaders. She has a 31-year public service history, including several pioneering roles in Tempe.

A couple sues the developers of The Residences at Mandarin Oriental in Boca Raton over a $1.3 million deposit for a condo that remains incomplete years past the promised date.

Phoenix launched a new website providing access to evidence like reports and videos related to incidents in a DOJ report, aligning with transparency and reform efforts.

The Minnesota State Patrol has introduced a new emblem, reflecting the state's history and geography, as part of an extensive rebranding effort including their equipment and uniforms.

22 students graduated from Plymouth Public School's Junior Officer Candidate Class 24-01, preparing for law enforcement roles, in a ceremony celebrated by the Plymouth Police.

Douglas County reports a significant reduction in homelessness, with counts going from 43 in 2022 to 6 in 2024, thanks to the efforts of HEART and the "Handouts Don’t Help" campaign.