Duluth celebrates National Public Works Week, acknowledging the essential city workers who maintain infrastructure and provide services, often unnoticed, to ensure the community operates smoothly.

Cobb County announces a summer lineup of outdoor concerts featuring a variety of musical genres and performers at multiple venues, with both free and reserved seating options.

Mankato residents gave input on the city's Climate Action Plan at an event, where consulting firm SEH presented draft recommendations before the plan goes to the City Council.

Survivors of severe trauma reunited with their caregivers at HCA Lake Monroe Hospital to share recovery stories and express gratitude, with the hospital dedicating a new garden to honor their journeys.

Documentary "Beyond the Alleyways: The Dixieanne Story" premieres, showcasing Sacramento neighborhood's transformation.

Austin's HSEM postponed an Emergency Preparedness Pop-Up event, scheduled for May 21, due to facility repairs; rescheduled for December 10. Other events and resources are available for community preparedness.

Tampa's waste collection schedule will change due to Memorial Day, affecting both residents and businesses. Regular service will resume on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.

The Eden Prairie Police held a "Coffee with a Cop" event at Asia Mall to engage with locals, offering free refreshments and discussions on police work.

San Antonio is nearing Philadelphia's population, potentially becoming the sixth largest city in the U.S. with significant growth while Philadelphia declines.

University of Minnesota names Gretchen Ritter as the new executive vice president and provost, starting July 2025, pending approval from the Board of Regents.

At the Centenarian Luncheon in Ponte Vedra Beach, Commissioner Clay Murphy and the St. Johns County Council on Aging honored residents aged 90+, celebrating their long lives and contributions to the community.

Camp T.N. Spencer Park's pool reopens Memorial Day weekend with extended hours and safety measures, including new weather stations. Reservations are available for $5, and concessions are provided, but coolers are not allowed.

Clackamas County has opened Clackamas Village, a transitional housing project for the homeless, increasing shelter capacity by nearly 25% and offering 24 new living spaces with support services.