Arlington's third Disability Resource Expo, organized by the NFBTX Arlington Chapter, will be held at Southwest Branch Library to offer resources for those with disabilities.

Kingsport's Parks and Recreation Department announces summer specialty camps for kids with activities ranging from biking to gaming and outdoor exploration.

Garland, Texas, is now a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, recognized for its support of the local music industry and economic impact, with an official ceremony set for May 17, 2025.

Memorial Day weekend travel in the US and Michigan is anticipated to reach record numbers, with around 45.1 million Americans traveling, as lower gas prices encourage road trips despite economic concerns.

Cleveland's RTA warns of bus route changes starting May 12 and advises riders to use the Transit app for real-time updates and to plan for disruptions.

Arlington's homeless population is using Arlington Life Shelter, The Salvation Army, and public libraries as cooling stations during the summer heat. These locations offer air-conditioning, hydration, and operating hours for relief.

Charlotte's local lakes are ready for summer, with safety officials urging residents to sign up for swim advisories regarding water quality and safety.

The Franklin Police Department is illuminating their headquarters in blue to honor law enforcement during National Police Week, reflecting unity and remembrance for fallen officers.

Jefferson Parish Library will host a free lecture on artist Jacques-Louis David, discussing his life and neoclassical works, on June 17 at the East Bank Regional Library.

Hillsborough County lifted its burn ban due to recent rainfall and better weather, allowing for controlled burns in both incorporated and unincorporated areas, but urges continued fire safety vigilance.

Miami police confirmed the safe return of Jhoelanghelo Lanza, a missing 16-year-old boy with autism, from Little Havana. His health and details on the disappearance are undisclosed.

An Illinois online player won over $1.3 million in the Cash Castle FastPlay game, marking the second-largest jackpot for the game as reported by state lottery officials.

Chanhassen approves the Bluffs Community Center design team, with a groundbreaking set for 2026, and encourages resident involvement in the development process.