The Oklahoma Legislative Latino Caucus invites the public to the 9th Hispanic Cultural Day on May 14, 2025, celebrating Latino contributions to the economy and culture.

Raleigh Parks and Raleigh Arts request community input on new public art for River Cane and Neuse River Parks, led by artists Austen Camille and Gabriel Eng-Goetz.

Kannapolis City Manager proposed a $126M budget for FY 2025-26, maintaining the current tax rate and focusing on fiscal responsibility, employee retention, and the "Imagine Kannapolis" strategic plan.

Boston Police officers held a safety meeting at Patricia White Apartments, providing safety tips and discussing vigilance with local Brighton residents.

Scottsdale's "Beat the Heat" program seeks donations to help protect homebound seniors from summer temperatures, with a Fill-a-Cruiser event on May 14. Donations can be made at Via Linda and Granite Reef Senior Centers.

I-10 Eastbound & Westbound lanes will be closed for herbicide application from Jennings to Whiskey Bay, impacting travel in Acadia, Lafayette, and St. Martin Parishes.

Milwaukee County wins the 2024 RWJF Culture of Health Prize, receiving $250,000 for its health equity efforts.

Brooklyn Park's Citywide Garage Sales event is happening, with an app available to help shoppers navigate over 100 locations for various items. Physical maps are also provided. The event fosters community connections.

Loyola Marymount University's study indicates the "We Are LA" program may contribute to Los Angeles's first decrease in homelessness in years, with a 10% drop in street homelessness and improved housing stability.

Akron Fire Fighters Association Local 330 praised paramedic Tawanna on social media for her dedication and balancing her roles as a lifesaver and mother.

El Paso ISD celebrated students with autism, offering performances, resources, and community connections to support and empower families and students.

Boulder County allocated $7.8 million in grants to child care and nonprofit organizations to support essential services, using American Rescue Plan Act funds for COVID-19 recovery.

Boulder, Boulder County, and Jefferson County are collaborating on "Let’s DOO It!", a campaign on May 17-18 to encourage responsible disposal of dog waste in public spaces.