Delray Beach is a finalist for the 2025 All-America City Award, recognized for its commitment to environmental sustainability and inclusive civic engagement.

Jessica Vega Pederson focuses on reducing street homelessness, changing how outreach supplies are distributed, and aiming for more permanent housing solutions in Multnomah County.

Local boy Noah, who has a chronic illness, will experience being "Sheriff for a Day" in a heartwarming event organized by the Pierce County Sheriff's Office.

Marietta has been named the Most Generous City by GoFundMe for the third time, and will host a celebration event at the Glover Park Concert Series on May 30th.

Broward County will spray larvicide to combat disease-carrying mosquitoes, such as Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus, from May 19-23, 2025, between 10 PM and 6 AM.

The Fry Street Fair in Denton returns on May 16-17 with local culture, art, and music, causing road closures and parking restrictions to ensure pedestrian safety.

Hawai‘i Police host "Coffee With a Cop" events to encourage open dialogue between officers and local citizens.

West Palm Beach conducted a full-scale hurricane preparedness drill involving emergency teams and simulated storm scenarios to enhance their response capabilities for natural disasters.

Pinellas County and St. Petersburg will hold a free Hurricane Preparedness Day expo on May 31 to help residents prepare for the upcoming hurricane season.

Boulder prepares to celebrate the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, emphasizing support and rights for the LGBTQ+ community.

Contractors in Oviedo, Florida, found a small alligator in a stormwater pipe, an incident reminiscent of a previous sighting in 2023. The city shared the viral video online.

Litchfield Park has scheduled a Memorial Day ceremony on May 26, including patriotic music, flower-laying, and Taps, led by Mayor Schoaf, with a follow-on presentation and refreshments.

Park Township plans to turn a former Coast Guard station into a fire department marine station to improve water safety and response times. They aim to fund the $1.4 million purchase and future improvements partly through state funding.