Texas Governor declares May 19-23 as Texas Flood Awareness Week, aligning with Fort Worth's stormwater management and public education on flood risks and insurance.

Coral Springs announces a Juneteenth celebration featuring performances, activities, and Marlon Wayans' comedy show, with free daytime events and ticketed evening entertainment.

Raleigh's proposed $1.78 billion FY26 budget avoids tax increases, prioritizes workforce, strategic investments, and includes a significant allocation for capital projects without relying on bond funding.

League City announces Memorial Day events including a 21-gun salute and tributes to fallen military personnel and early Japanese settlers, featuring remarks by the mayor and a historical marker unveiling.

North Las Vegas unveils new multiuse fields at Craig Ranch Regional Park, with a $23 million upgrade including six fields and extra parking, enhancing recreational and sports facilities for the community.

Fort Worth Municipal Court collaborates with a job fair to help individuals with past convictions through a "Court in the Community" session offering legal resolution and support services on May 28.

Fort Worth kids will have healthier food options at summer camps due to a $10,000 grant from Texas Health Community Hope to enhance the Healthy Summer Initiative.

Tulsa Parks has announced the opening dates for the 2025 swim season, with water playgrounds and splash pads open from May 24 and pools starting on May 31 through August 9.

Six Michigan cities ranked in U.S. News & World Report's top 100 best places to live, with Rochester Hills and Troy in the top 10. The list was based on factors like jobs and quality of life, gauged by a survey.

Tommy Burr, a high school student, received the Youth Conservation Congress (YCC) Delegate of the Year Award from the Wisconsin Conservation Congress, celebrating his commitment to natural conservation.

Detective Joseph Pucciano, known as "Italian Sherlock Holmes," received a headstone in Brooklyn over 90 years after his death. His contributions to early 20th-century NYPD were celebrated at the ceremony.

Lee Buckingham, Hamilton County's Director of Administration and former Prosecutor, is set to retire at the end of May 2025 after 30 years of service.

Gwinnett County, in partnership with the Latin American Association, reopened the LAA Gwinnett Outreach Center to provide aid for residents facing housing insecurity.