The Williamson Museum hosted its 19th annual Pioneer Days event, recreating 19th-century life with activities and historical demonstrations in Round Rock.

Michigan Governor Whitmer seeks federal aid after a severe March ice storm caused extensive damage in Northern Michigan, requesting a major disaster declaration.

Officers Ramirez and Littlefield from the LVMPD were honored with the TOP COPS Awards during National Police Week for their courageous response to a hostage situation.

Sterling Heights won the Mental Health Matters Award for its initiatives to support mental health in Macomb County, including hiring mental health case managers and launching substance abuse programs.

Arlington pools and splash pads are set to open for the summer starting Memorial Day Weekend, with varied opening dates and hours, alongside particular rules including food policies and cooler fees.

Miami-Dade honors 14 student winners of the DSWM Recycling Art Poster Contest, celebrating their artistic contributions to the eco-friendly narrative.

The Strand Theatre announces its production of "GREASE" with a talented cast, running from May 23 to June 22, 2025.

Akron Police Department is hosting a "K-9 Challenge" at Lock 3, where canine teams will perform and compete in various skills. The event is free, open to the public, and excludes personal pets for safety.

The Miami Adopt-a-Tree program offers residents up to two free trees to increase the city's canopy cover, with events like the giveaway at Miami Central Senior High School.

Bellevue is hosting Pride on the Plaza on June 4, featuring a pride flag-raising, speeches, and performances to celebrate LGBTQIA+ diversity and inclusion.

Severe weather forced early closure of two Memphis barbecue festivals, Memphis in May and SmokeSlam BBQ Fest. Events were to honor Friday's tickets on the following day and reschedule planned activities.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office engaged in community education at a health fair, demonstrating a drone, teaching about stranger safety, showing K-9 and emergency response roles, and allowing kids to explore vehicles and use a 911 simulator.

Sheriff Waters is leading a Neighborhood Crime Prevention Walk in District 6 to improve community safety, with public engagement encouraged for discussing issues and solutions.