Austin's Parks and Recreation Department announces closing dates for swim team registrations and encourages families to enroll their children. Swim lessons are also available for all skill levels until July 25, 2025.

Mankato, Minnesota, has declared June Pride Month, promoting LGBTQ history and culture education using resources from institutions like the Library of Congress and the Smithsonian.

Epic Charter Schools is cutting 357 jobs, including 83 teachers, and phasing out its Learning Center model to focus on other educational programs, leaving some parents concerned about transparency and the future.

The Houston Food Bank initiates a Summer Food Service Program to provide daily free meals to children and young adults with disabilities, aiming to combat childhood hunger.

Fort Worth's job fair aimed at helping formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society by providing job opportunities and resources, including resolution of legal issues.

Hillsborough County officials prepare residents for an active hurricane season, offering an emergency notification system and resources for safety planning.

Sacramento opens applications for its 2025 City Management Academy, a program for residents to learn about local government.

The Arnold Outhouse, a historic 3-holed outhouse in Rusk County, Texas, now at a museum, stands as a symbol of past sanitation practices and has been preserved due to local efforts.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers gets $1.2 million for a flood risk study in Midland County, Michigan, continuing analysis under the Tittabawassee Watershed Flood Risk Management Study.

Pittsburgh's Bishop David Zubik retires and is succeeded by Auxiliary Bishop Mark A. Eckman, with a transition celebrated at a special Mass at Saint Paul Cathedral.

Arlington ISD's summer program provides free meals to children under 18 and students with disabilities up to 21, excluding holidays, at two locations.

Round Rock Public Library launches "Library on the Go," bringing resources to local parks for easy access and summer reading, with library card sign-ups and material check-outs available.

Gahanna is hosting a mental health panel called "In This Together" focused on caregivers and parents, offering discussions and free childcare for attendees.