Marietta announces a public hearing for its $428.4 million FY2026 Proposed Budget, highlighting citizen participation and transparency in the allocation of funds for services like police, fire, and recreation.

Ferris State University teams up with RAM to provide free medical, dental, and vision care in Big Rapids, Michigan, on May 31 and June 1, with no ID or insurance needed.

San Diego eighth-grader Duaa Ouznali will compete in the 97th Scripps National Spelling Bee after winning the regional contest. She enjoys tae kwon do, swimming, and writing stories.

Casa Grande Public Library and Vista Grande Library reopened after Memorial Day, offer a summer reading program, movie events, clubs, classes, and accept book donations.

Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation concludes Phase II of Fancyburg Park redesign with community input guiding features like play areas, a year-round pavilion, and an amphitheater, despite some noise concerns.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is promoting Critical Incident Stress Debriefings for first responders, highlighting their benefits for mental health during Mental Health Awareness Month.

Phoenix Fire Department handled a chemical spill at a commercial food warehouse, involving a punctured acid drum caught by a basin, with one person treated for inhalation but not hospitalized, and hazmat crews ensuring no further threat.

Residents in Buckhead, Atlanta are facing a prolonged water outage with no clear cause. Crews are investigating, focusing on a suspicious valve, affecting homes and hydrants. The city is providing bottled water as the search for a solution continues.

The Argyle Police Department partners with local faith-based organizations for the 5th Annual Child Safety Fair, with key support from The Grove Church NTX and The Well.

Atlanta community honors the life of Dr. Cameisha Denise Clark, a CAU alum and academic leader killed in a California shooting, with a funeral service at Cascade United Methodist Church.

Las Cruces Public Libraries will host a monthly LGBTQIA+ Romance Book Discussion at Branigan Library, with options for both in-person and online participation.

Older adults in the Bay Area are prioritizing exercise for health, guided by Dr. Victoria Heasley, with simple at-home routines suggested and a focus on personalized, low-impact plans to prevent injury and maintain balance.

JTA invites Historic Eastside residents to a guided tour of the planned Emerald Trail in partnership with Groundwork Jacksonville and the City Government, aiming to get community input.