The Brooklyn Park Police Department is offering a 10-week Community Police Academy to provide residents insight into law enforcement starting September 16.

The Tennessee National Guard celebrated its 250th anniversary with an event featuring speeches, a cake cutting, and recognition of its historical role and continuous service.

Maple Grove PD's fundraising event at Dunkin' for Special Olympics Minnesota occurs from 6-11 a.m. on August 16, encouraging community support for athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Hundreds of books from New College's disbanded Student Gender and Diversity Center were found in a dumpster, sparking controversy amid Florida's book banning campaigns.

The Arlington Public Library's ESL classes are at full capacity, demonstrating community demand for language education, with sessions scheduled for August 19 at First United Methodist Church.

The White Settlement community cleanup event offers residents a chance to dispose of bulk items over the weekend, with restrictions on certain waste types. Proof of residency is required.

Detroit launches a 5-year plan to improve homeless services and reduce unsheltered homelessness, involving shelter upgrades and increased housing options.

The Vallejo Police Department conducted an operation to remove abandoned vehicles in north and west Vallejo, resulting in 26 tows and recovery of two stolen cars.

The Chandler City Council discussed the potential transition to a city-run ambulance service, evaluating a study on its viability and considering pros like improved care and cost controls, with a tentative switch planned for 2027.

Arlington trials a delivery pilot program providing free grocery delivery using autonomous electric vehicles in partnership with the Tarrant Area Food Bank.

The Duncanville Police have emphasized road safety and adherence to traffic rules during National Traffic Awareness Month in August, promoting vigilance and shared responsibility through social media.

Dunwoody Police Department launches a new Real-Time Crime Center to improve response time to crimes and officer safety, integrating live cameras and other technologies.

Councilmember Kettle presents a plan to boost Seattle's public safety, including police department support, legislative measures, and regional cooperation.