The Minneapolis Police Department honored Officer Jamal Mitchell on the anniversary of his death, who was shot while responding to a call and is now remembered with a banner on the MPD flag.

The North Las Vegas Police invites the community to a June 10 event on preventing identity theft and improving police-citizen dialogue at the Dolores Huerta Resource Center.

The Euless Public Library is offering free summer events for kids, including performances by The Ramazinis and Circus Chickendog, and an educational "Animal Adventures" event featuring live animals from the Dallas Zoo.

Homelessness in Maricopa County has increased by 3% in 2025, with a rise in unsheltered individuals despite more shelter beds, a decline in federal aid, and mixed trends in subpopulations.

Rancho Cordova iFest returned with cultural festivities, including Rancho Cordova PD's engagement to build community trust.

A fox in Wimberley tested positive for rabies; officials urge caution without direct human contact reported. Prior incidents in the area increase concern.

The Euless Senior Center hosted a health fair with screenings, fitness demos, and wellness talks for elders and caregivers.

Noah Johnson was appointed as the first Assistant Chief of Police for the Queen Creek Police Department, bringing over 25 years of law enforcement experience to the role.

The El Paso Police Department celebrated community spirit in May with a large academy graduation, National Police Week, their 152nd anniversary, and various community engagement events.

Casa Grande community dedicated the Pinal County Veterans Memorial, honoring fallen local military members, with a ceremony capturing solemn reflections and generational respect.

Arizona DPS adds 54 new State Troopers from its 37th class; some are experienced lateral officers. They will undergo a 12-week field training program.

LVMPD celebrates the Shine a Light foundation's IPATH program, which aids the unhoused in Las Vegas, providing resources and support to overcome addiction and achieve stability.

Mankato residents are invited to create pollinator gardens, with a city-provided incentive offering free wildflower seeds and an educational workshop on the importance of pollinators.