Ellis County Sheriff's Office completed UAS School, training new drone pilots including various regional law enforcement personnel, focusing on enhancing public safety through aerial support.

Georgia Department of Agriculture confirms local cucumbers are safe amidst a salmonella outbreak linked to a Florida-based company's cucumbers, which led to a recall.

Las Vegas chapels experienced a wedding surge during a series of palindrome dates, attracting couples drawn to their uniqueness and perceived luck.

The Jacksonville Jazz Festival faced delays due to weather, but still brought a boost to local businesses and saw success with its Jazz Fest After Dark segment, despite concerns over a new venue.

The Cleveland Fire Department is hosting its Ice Cream Social Season, starting June 14. The season will include activities, truck displays, and local ice cream for public enjoyment and community engagement.

A juvenile great white shark was spotted 50 miles off Pinellas County, Florida, during a routine FWC research survey, offering a rare glimpse into local marine biodiversity.

Volunteers in Arizona and Milwaukee honor veterans by placing flags at their graves ahead of Memorial Day, with personal acknowledgments of their service and sacrifice.

The El Paso Fire Department used social media to honor fallen military personnel on Memorial Day, acknowledging the shared sacrifice between service members and firefighters.

Winton Lake reopens after a sewage spill, with activities like fishing and boating restored, but swimming remains banned. E. coli levels are below danger thresholds.

Sam Bennett of the Florida Panthers helps shelter pets find homes by covering their adoption fees for each goal he scores, in a program called Benny's Buddies.

The Honolulu Fire Department honored first responders and civilians for bravery, including Fire Fighter III Alan Oliveira with a Gold Medal of Valor and citizen Kimberly Ann Limasa with a Civilian Medal of Valor.

The 21st Annual Firefighters Memorial Ride in Cleveland honored fallen firefighters, featured scholarships, and saw community support with 500 motorcyclists participating.

The Columbus Division of Fire honored fallen servicemen and women on Facebook, expressing gratitude for their sacrifices and reflecting on the shared service and duty between firefighters and military personnel.