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.

Brooklyn Park hosts town hall forums this summer, connecting residents with local officials for updates and community engagement at different venues in June and July.

Dr. Lawrence Greenblatt has been named the new State Health Director and Chief Medical Officer for North Carolina, effective June 2, 2025. He is recognized for his work in healthcare access and medical education.

Hillsborough County inspectors are examining local pools for safety features to prevent accidents as summer approaches, with emphasis on barriers, clean water, and proper signage.

Anoka County will host a training session to assist professionals in helping immigrants, addressing topics like refugee resettlement and legal aid, with DHS representatives presenting.

Raleigh Water apologizes for billing delays due to a new vendor transition, ensuring no shut-offs or late fees, and encourages customers to use their online Web Self Service.

Lake County joins the Indiana Crime Guns Task Force to strengthen efforts against gun-related crimes through improved inter-agency coordination, as highlighted by State Sen. Dan Dernulc.

Pinellas County Emergency Management provides guidance for residents to prepare for the 2025 hurricane season, emphasizing risk assessment, evacuation plans, readiness kits, and staying informed.

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approved a project to restore a section of the Russian River floodplain, benefiting local habitats and recreation.

Canadian Pacific Kansas City will conduct night maintenance on railway in Wabasha County, causing potential noise and light disturbances until mid-July; road closures will be coordinated in advance.

The Burnsville Police Department's Open House allows community members to meet officers, learn about police work, and see department tools and technology on May 29.

The Coon Rapids Police Department is set to host a Bike Rodeo for children, focusing on cycling safety, skill-building, and community engagement, featuring an obstacle course, helmet fittings, and a bike giveaway.

Leslie Timmons was honored with the Sorenson Legacy Lifetime Achievement Award for her contributions to music education and her tenure at the Caine College of the Arts.