The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre is hosting an "All About Anime" exhibit until August 18, with an artists' reception on June 13. The event is free, and visitors can explore and purchase anime-inspired art.

Las Cruces authorities advise on swimming safety, emphasizing supervision of children and the elderly, proper use of flotation devices, and avoiding alcohol when around water.

Knoxville's YWCA Phyllis Wheatley Center hosted an event by KPD with educational sessions for kids, highlighting law enforcement work like the Forensic, K-9, and Drone units.

Marion County Sheriff's Office swears in 20 new officers from Deputy Academy Class 100 and Detention Deputy Academy Class 83, focusing on diversity and excellence.

The Oregon DFR highlights the risk of elder financial abuse, urging vigilance on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, and offers resources for reporting suspected exploitation.

The IRONMAN 70.3 Boulder event will cause travel disruptions in Boulder County on June 14, 2025, with road closures and delays affecting residents and visitors.

Palm Beach County Library offers free lunches for kids under 18 during the summer, with meals served on-site and Weekend Meal Kits available for pickup.

The IMPD reminded people via Facebook to avoid drinking and driving, using a basketball analogy to resonate with the local community and promote safety.

Hickory's Saturday Screenings offer free outdoor movies this summer, starting with "Indiana Jones" on July 12. Films rated PG, with concessions and games available.

Memphis families can attend a Father's Day event to honor and support the role of dads in community development, hosted by Commissioner Charlie Caswell, Jr. aiming to bolster family bonds and reduce social challenges.

The City of Austin promotes traveling from Austin to Amsterdam, highlighting cultural, outdoor, and culinary experiences, including museums, canal tours, Dutch cuisine, and the Heineken Experience. Nonstop flights are available five times a week.

The Pierce County Swiftwater Rescue Team prepares for increased water emergencies during summer, focusing on both rescues and community safety education.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is seeking public feedback on Staunton State Park's first management plan through July 18. Public meetings are scheduled for July to discuss the plan.