Michigan's Senate committee advances the "Tenant Empowerment Package," which sets strict repair deadlines for landlords and enhances renter protections, such as withholding rent for unaddressed issues.

Goodyear is set to replace its usual fireworks with a drone light show for the Fourth of July event at Goodyear Ballpark, featuring live music, food trucks, and family entertainment.

Acworth welcomed Cherokee Lung & Sleep Specialist with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, expanding local healthcare options in pulmonary and sleep medicine at 4450 Calibre Crossing.

Charlotte is hosting free events for Pollinator Month to educate and engage the community in conserving crucial pollinators like bees and butterflies.

Garland, TX, plans a Juneteenth celebration on June 14, with city services pausing on June 19, excluding essential services like the Hinton Landfill. Trash collection remains unchanged, while pools, splash pads, and Firewheel Golf Park stay open.

City Center Park's Great Lawn in Fayetteville is open after maintenance, offering a greener and stronger grassy area, with ongoing treatments in some spots.

Wake County launches an educational campaign to prevent childhood lead poisoning, distributing safety kits and advising on home lead hazards. Despite some families declining investigations, the county emphasizes protection without penalties.

Howard County began construction on its first Veterans and Military Family monument, with a groundbreaking ceremony attended by local officials. The monument will be in Bailey Park and is expected to open early next year.

Round Rock ranks among the top 10 affordable, fast-growing cities in the U.S., with a median income of $97,187 and population growth of 3.4% over five years.

Experts clarify water management and HB 2753 at a Casa Grande Board of Supervisors session, addressing social media misinformation on effluent and recharge.

DART seeks public feedback on proposed service and fare changes, with hearings including in Carrollton, amid plans to restructure for sustainability and equity.

Marietta closes city offices on Juneteenth, altering utility and sanitation schedules; residents encouraged to use "Marietta Trash Talk" app for updates, with emergency services remaining available.

The late Jim Irsay, former Colts owner, will be posthumously inducted into the team's Ring of Honor on September 7, as announced by the Colts organization.