North Las Vegas celebrated AANHPI Heritage Month, showcasing cultural performances and food, with local leaders and community attendance at Aliante Nature Discovery Park.

A $25 million SuperLotto Plus jackpot ticket was sold at USA Tobacco in Norco, California. The winner has a year to claim the prize, with the retailer receiving a $125,000 bonus. Another player won $33,650 at a 76 gas station in Agoura Hills.

The Peggy Noland Aquatics Complex in Deerfield Beach, FL, will be closed on May 26 for Memorial Day and cleaning. Normal hours resume May 27. For info, contact the Aquatics Center Manager.

Camelback High's Freshman House program in Phoenix has increased graduation rates by providing targeted support, reflecting the broader value of student support services in education success.

Sacramento has unveiled its CityStart Blueprint aimed at increasing racial wealth equity, especially for the Black community, through workforce, small business, and housing initiatives.

The Raleigh Police Department will honor fallen officers during National Police Week with memorials and ceremonies, including the Wake County Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Ceremony.

Charlotte County invites residents to share their visions for Deep Creek Park's revitalization at a public meeting on June 3. The community's input will shape the park's master planning process.

Honolulu Police Department announces observance of National Police Week with events including a mayoral proclamation and memorial service for fallen officers.

Article commemorates the 10-year anniversary of the deadly Amtrak train 188 derailment in Philadelphia, highlighting survivor recollections, ongoing legal efforts, and calls for rail safety improvements.

The Denver Animal Shelter adopted the Wild Tunes program, founded by 11-year-old Yuvi Agrawal, to provide live music to soothe pets, potentially aiding in their adoption.

City Auditor's report reveals issues and planned improvements at Sacramento's Front Street Animal Shelter, including overcrowding and staffing shortages.

Charlotte County invites the public to discuss the future of Rotonda Community Park at a meeting on June 5 at 6 p.m. to gather community input on park amenities.

The Wake Forest Police reported high accident rates at local intersections, with the most dangerous being at Capital Blvd and South Main St, and urged drivers to be cautious.