Clark County is in need of more foster homes, especially to keep sibling groups together, despite recent progress in increasing the number of foster beds available.

The DeKalb County DA's Office invites the community to a Missing Persons & DNA Event for sharing information and contributing DNA to aid identification efforts.

San Antonio introduces a Casita Program providing permit-ready ADU plans to expand affordable housing, simplify building processes, and promote neighborhood development.

Broward County Animal Care is hosting a Pet Wellness Clinic on May 23, offering free rabies shots and microchips, with low-cost pet registration available.

National Kids to Parks Day returns on May 17, 2025, in Everett with outdoor activities for families organized by local groups and outlined on the city's event page.

Glendale Police receive $8K grant for "Click It or Ticket" to enforce seat belt laws from May 19 to June 1, 2025, aiming to increase road safety and seat belt use.

Wake County Public Libraries announced the winners of its bookmark design contest, who were chosen from over 1,000 entries and will have their designs distributed across 23 library locations.

Michigan State Police extends the Basketball Cop initiative to engage youth through sports, music, and food in 11 locations, aiming to build trust and community relationships.

Boston Police joined the "Love Your Block" neighborhood cleanup initiative in South Boston, fostering community ties through gardening and street cleaning efforts.

Commissioner Tick Segerblom will host a town hall on homelessness near Flamingo Road, with community stakeholders' input, at the Clark County Library on May 19.

Garland, Texas has been named a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, indicating its commitment to growing the local music industry and cultural heritage. Governor Abbott highlights the economic and cultural importance of music in Texas.

Michigan's longest-running Memorial Day Parade marks its 99th year in East Dearborn with a ceremony and parade led by veteran K-9 handlers Stanton and Olszewski.

Hernando County Sheriff's Office promotes R.O.A.R Summer Day Camp for children 6-12. Only Session 3 has space, requires a $25 deposit, and prioritizes first-time attendees from the county. Registration begins May 1 with a link on their Facebook page.