Detroit celebrates the election of the first American pope, Pope Leo XIV, who once studied in Michigan, while the Catholic community anticipates his leadership amidst some controversy over past statements and actions.

St. Louis Park Fire Department is recruiting firefighters to fill upcoming vacancies, with a focus on individuals committed to public service. Applications are due by June 1st.

Recycle the Runway event in Charlotte showcased high school students creating sustainable fashion from waste, with winners for creativity and use of recycled materials.

Milwaukee Catholics celebrate the historic election of Cardinal Robert Prevost as Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, with joy and anticipation for his leadership.

Seattle Police Chief Shon F. Barnes reaffirmed the department's commitment to inclusivity and sensitively policing Denny Blaine Park, an LGBTQIA+ space and nude beach.

Volusia County approved a $133.5 million hurricane recovery plan, with $20 million for high-risk home buyouts and $80 million for infrastructure improvements.

Palm Beach authorities investigate a migrant landing on the town’s shoreline, with officials urging vigilance and community awareness.

Memphis marked the 100th anniversary of Tom Lee's rescue of over 30 people from a capsized steamboat on the Mississippi River, with tributes and events honoring his heroism.

Hillsborough County's Mosquito Management Services celebrates 75 years, highlighting its collaboration with USF for advanced, community-involved mosquito control.

Boston Police helped ensure the safe procession of the Charlestown Little League Baseball Kick Off Parade, with officers from District A-1 Community Service Office on hand and an ice cream truck providing treats to participants.

New York celebrates the election of the first American pope, Cardinal Prevost, with a spontaneous gathering at St. Patrick's Cathedral and local expressions of joy and hope for unity.

Sleeping Booty will perform at Wake Forest's Friday Night on White on May 9, featuring food trucks, beer and wine sales, and a kid-friendly atmosphere.

Boston's District A-7 police and Mayor Michelle Wu joined East Boston seniors for a Mother's Day celebration at Spinelli's with food, music, and dancing.