Detroit city offices close for Memorial Day; essential services like Police and Fire remain active; waste collection rescheduled; public transit on Sunday schedule; People Mover operates for festival; online services available.

Carmel initiates two major developments: renovation of Carmel Gateway office park and construction of $19M Ardalan Plaza in the Arts & Design District.

Denton has released its 2025 Action Plan draft for public input. The plan outlines housing and community projects funded by $2.3 million federal dollars, pending final approval. Citizens can review and comment on the proposal until June 20.

Ramsey County honors Memorial Day with a Fallen Comrade Table display, honoring fallen service members, POWs, and MIAs. The display, featuring symbolic items, is open until May 28th at the Ramsey County Courthouse.

Front Street Animal Shelter in Sacramento offers free dog adoptions until May 25 to alleviate overcrowding, ensuring each dog is vaccinated, microchipped, and spayed or neutered, with adoption support provided.

University of Michigan economists forecast moderate job growth for Oakland County's economy, with expectations of 0.5% annual growth through 2027 despite recent manufacturing job losses.

Montgomery County's Department of Transportation teams up with Manna Food Center for a food drive, offering free bus rides for donations from May 25-31.

Raleigh prepares for the 26th Annual Small Business Conference and Expo, offering workshops and networking for entrepreneurs on June 23 at NCSU McKimmon Center.

Post-storm damage in Pinellas County has left some parks with limited access to amenities, but repair efforts are underway, with full restoration expected by the year's end.

Volunteers are sought for the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo in Castle Rock, with roles crucial for the event's success, and perks offered for participation.

Duluth's Town Green hosted the Spring Arts Festival with over 100 artists, live music, artist demos, and free yoga, celebrating the community's creative spirit.

Dearborn's Dunworth and Ford Woods outdoor pools will open on May 24, 2025, while splash pads are also available; indoor pools remain open year-round. Residents under 13 swim free; pool tags for sale.

Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon has proposed a ½ cent increase in the Local Option Sales Tax to fund city projects, which will exclude groceries and go to a vote if the city council approves.