Apple Valley reminds residents of pool safety regulations, highlighting barriers for in-ground pools, pool maintenance, and the necessity of permits for permanent pools. Compliance and community vigilance are emphasized.

Tri-C celebrated nearly 1,700 graduates at their Spring Commencement, with speeches and posthumous honorary degrees to Bill and Charlene Moskal-Burges.

Wake County Animal Center restricts minors from its adoption floor to ensure safety and reduce animal stress, allowing them to be involved post-adoption.

St. Johns County residents protested the proposed exchange of 600 acres of Guana Preserve for 3,000 acres elsewhere, expressing their desire to protect the local ecological gem.

Altadena's Loma Alta Park reopens after fire damage, showcasing new facilities and inclusive play structures, funded by a Fire Aid concert and volunteer efforts. However, protesters call for action on unresolved housing issues from the Eaton Fire.

Scottsdale's Code Enforcement has been integrated into the Police Department to improve community service and law enforcement effectiveness, maintaining existing responsibilities with added police support.

The mayors of Lewisville, Corinth, and Denton invite residents for a community bike ride on May 31, starting at 8:30 a.m. at the Highland Village/Lewisville Lake A-train Station.

Goodyear's Water Services Department won four awards from the Arizona Water Association for its outstanding water and wastewater management and safety record.

Commerce City Senior Commission is hosting a Senior Resource Fair on June 7 at Eagle Pointe Recreation Center, offering free access to local services and vendors.

The Lewisville Public Library offers cultural and health events, including a free film screening and vision screenings, as well as a writers' group meeting.

Lewisville's Spring Centennial Passport program encourages residents to visit local spots for a chance to win prizes, supporting community engagement and local businesses.

The City of Gresham will launch its new online public records request system, JustFOIA, on May 20, offering a convenient way to submit and track requests.

Wisconsin's Drug Take Back initiative collected 56,818 pounds of medications, demonstrating the state's commitment to combating prescription drug abuse, with Waukesha County alone contributing 6,145 pounds.