Governor Greg Abbott offers a $30,000 reward for information on fugitive Trevor McEuen, emphasizing the need for bail reform after McEuen, charged with capital murder, fled justice.

Englewood's recreation centers open summer registrations for various programs including youth activities and adult athletic leagues, aiming to enrich community wellbeing.

Clayton County Parks & Recreation hosted a Sip & Paint event, blending art with wine for a social, creative gathering. A video and further event details are available online.

Englewood launched a new Ready to Work program house by Bridge House, providing 50 beds to help homeless adults with employment and reintegration. The program includes paid work and support services, with a strong track record of graduate success.

CRIC in Coon Rapids offers a summer ice-skating program starting June 16, with lessons for all ages and skill levels, plus practice passes for public skate times.

St. Augustine invites the public to meetings on large event impacts, including traffic and parking, with separate sessions for residents and businesses, and a final joint meeting.

The Munson Center in Las Cruces announces schedule changes due to construction; some senior activities are being moved or canceled from May 19-22, 2025. Activities resume post-Memorial Day.

Hillsborough County has scheduled a cleanup in Del Rio and Dover from May 19-23, allowing residents to dispose of bulky items, except hazardous materials and yard waste.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department officers received awards for strengthening community relations during the 45th annual Police-Community Relations Awards.

Hillsborough County is raising a large American flag for Armed Forces Day at Veterans Memorial Park, with MacDill Air Force Base Honor Guard participating in the ceremony.

Senator Anavitarte expresses grief over John Dean's death, praising his service on the school board, military background, and contributions to Paulding County.

The Memphis Public Libraries opened a new 23,000-square-foot library in Frayser with modern resources and extended hours, symbolizing community resilience and aspirations.

Debra Kennedy is named the new police chief of Columbus State University, bringing over three decades of experience from the Columbus Police Department.