The DeKalb County Board of Ethics plans to meet on June 18, 2025, adjusting for Juneteenth, with an agenda that includes case deliberations and public comments.

Wilton Manors prepares for the 25th Stonewall Pride Parade and Festival, with security measures including metal detectors, as it promotes LGBTQ+ resilience and community support.

Lake Norman is experiencing a harmful algae bloom, prompting advisories against water activities and urging residents to report sightings and stay updated through MECKNOSWIM alerts.

DeKalb County crews have restored water service following a water main break near Terry Mill Road and Glenwood Road, with continued repairs causing potential traffic delays.

The Northcott Neighborhood House held its 34th Juneteenth Scholarship Pageant, announcing winners Sydney Purifoy-Mahone and Kamari Murray, among others, to be recognized by the Milwaukee Common Council.

Memphis government offices close for Juneteenth, altering trash collection schedules; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday collections unchanged, Thursday moved to Friday. Team Waste services continue as normal.

Hillsborough County's updated traffic signal system has improved emergency response times, aiding first responders in navigating through congestion safely and swiftly.

Sacha Greene is named the coordinator for Clayton County's Behavioral Health Accountability Court, emphasizing criminal justice reform and mental health support.

Over 300 homeless individuals have used Jacksonville's Homeward Bound program for a one-way ticket to reunification, funded by the Sheriff's Office's forfeiture fund.

Yaskawa America invests $180 million to move its North American HQ to Franklin, WI, creating over 700 jobs and potentially attracting $18 million in state tax credits. The move includes building an 800,000-square-foot campus.

Gwinnett County announces the opening of the Hooper-Renwick Themed Library, a historical site turned library, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring local dignitaries.

Raleigh launches two grants for local business property upgrades, offering financial aid for both interior and exterior improvements to stimulate economic growth.

"A Midsummer Night's Dream" has been moved to Gulliford Hall, with performances on Friday and Saturday. The free event starts at 7 pm, seating is first-come, first-served.