The annual carnival returns to La Vergne in August with rides, foods, and entertainment at Veterans Memorial Park, hosted by local parks and Crescent City Amusements.

Two chaplains at Cincinnati Children's Hospital were fired for publicly supporting a detained ex-colleague, Imam Ayman Soliman. The hospital maintains its apolitical stance amidst scrutiny.

The Wanamaker Building in Philadelphia will revive its Christmas Light Show and Dickens Village, with a fundraising campaign to secure the tradition's future.

Hulk Hogan, iconic wrestling figure, died at 71 with no foul play suspected, leaving a contested legacy due to past racist remarks, yet remembered for his significant influence on wrestling and pop culture.

Scottsdale appoints Jenna Kohl as the new director of the McDowell Sonoran Preserve, recognizing her extensive leadership experience and commitment to community and environmental matters.

A phone outage in Apache Junction has disrupted service for city departments. The city's website announced efforts to fix the issue, asking residents for patience.

Avondale initiates a crack seal road preservation project across multiple neighborhoods, without disrupting trash services, expecting completion from July to November. Residents are advised of potential towing and commute disruptions.

Ahmad Ismail is the new principal of Magoffin Middle School, backed by a successful tenure as an assistant principal and a focus on academic gains and faculty development.

Black Business Week began at George Floyd Square with "Legacy on the Block," showcasing local Black-owned businesses and culture, including tours, an art crawl, panel discussions, and a vendor fair.

West Jordan City Hall offers babysitting course focusing on CPR, First Aid, and screen-free entertainment for kids.

Det. Carter Staaf received the Career Achievement Award upon retiring from the Eden Prairie Police Dept., being honored for his contributions in fighting human trafficking and in leading community and department initiatives.

Brooklyn Park Police Department is hosting a Safety Camp for kids aged 8-10, focusing on safety education through interactive activities and exercises.

Teachers in Minnesota received training on wastewater management to integrate this knowledge into their curriculum, enhancing students' understanding of environmental challenges.