Gary Gant appointed as Acting Director of Human Services in Pierce County, with his confirmation pending. His previous experience includes leadership roles in federal and state services.

Chatham County received a $350,000 federal grant for sustainability and energy efficiency improvements, planning building energy audits and aiming to reduce energy consumption and costs.

DeKalb County begins a major water main replacement on College Avenue, with construction expected from June 9 through December 2025, primarily at night.

The Thomas Branigan Memorial Library in Las Cruces is hosting a Spider-verse Movie Marathon with a Miles Morales theme on June 7, as part of their Summer Reading Program.

The Saint Louis County Animal Shelter has reopened its volunteer program after a successful pilot, seeking volunteers for tasks like dog walking and event assistance.

Sevier County invites the public to discuss flood risks and prevention at an open house event focusing on updated flood maps and management on June 3, 2025.

The Memphis Police were thanked on Police of Raleigh Appreciation Day, with community leaders including Councilwoman Logan and others attending the event at Austin Peay Station to support local officers.

The Kannapolis Juneteenth Committee is set to host a celebration on June 19 at Veterans Park, with music, crafts, food trucks, and a baseball game, highlighting freedom, unity, and community connection.

Arcadia Lake in Edmond is a year-round recreational site with various amenities, activities, and events, and plans to enhance facilities with ARPA funds.

Multiple apartment fires in Greenwood, Indiana, have drawn a response from various fire departments, with the cause and casualties yet to be reported.

Officer Thomas Schneider discusses the impact of the Joint Patrol program, a collaboration between OSUPD and Columbus Police, emphasizing its unique approach and benefits in enhancing security for the Ohio State University community.

Charlotte Government celebrates Waste and Recycling Workers Week, inviting residents to share stories and thanks for their Solid Waste Services workers online.

Nearly 2,000 acres next to Moores Creek National Battlefield in North Carolina have been added to the State's Registry of Natural Heritage Areas to preserve local flora and fauna.