Per Scholas opened a satellite campus at the Gary Comer Youth Center to deliver no-cost cybersecurity training and connect learners to apprenticeships with local employers.

Clinton Township's block‑long Halloween fundraiser Chaos on Colman Street has been canceled for 2026 after organizers say township complaints left them 'in limbo.' The display has raised roughly $85,000 for charities.

A South Tampa dog owner warned neighbors after finding an invasive Bufo (cane) toad in the yard. Experts and vets outline the signs, emergency steps and prevention tips for pet owners.

Maine Township landed $1M in state grants and has closed on a Milwaukee Avenue property, moves officials say will let the pantry expand refrigeration, storage and hours.

MIT facilities workers marched to the president's office in Cambridge after rejecting a pay offer they called inadequate, stepping up pressure as contract talks stall.

A 3-year-old in Santa Clarita was bitten by a rattlesnake hiding under a delivered package; the child needed antivenom and her family launched a fundraiser.

Depaul USA bought a 12-bedroom Uptown Denver house at 1544 N. Pearl St. to expand its Dax program and provide housing, case management and basic supports for college students.

Hialeah opens a week‑long online window July 22–28 for Section 8 pre‑applications. The Hialeah Housing Authority will randomly pick 2,500 names to place on the waiting list.

Olathe Municipal Court will accept new school supplies in lieu of qualifying traffic and parking fines through Aug. 4, offering up to a $50 credit per donor.

Anderson County Schools will take public comment July 21 on plans to sell the existing Claxton Elementary site as a new campus is built nearby.

San Miguel Fire Protection District was added to the state’s 2026 Fire Risk Reduction Community List, a designation that could help Crest‑area homeowners win insurance credits. Local officials say the listing provides paperwork residents can take to carriers.

After weeks of wildfire smoke and a sharp drop in visitors, Leadville is counting on the Leadville Race Series to bring back racers, crews and business. Organizers say the season can go on with adjusted routes and safety plans.

Columbus filed suit against the owner of a 16-unit West Side property, saying years of criminal activity, code violations and unpaid taxes left tenants in unsafe conditions.