Raleigh seeks an Engineering Project Manager to lead the development of green spaces, with duties in capital project management, community engagement, and construction oversight.

The Oak Creek Public Library is hosting a "Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring" book club from June 7 to August 23, requiring registration due to limited space.

Michigan has seen a consistent drop in incarceration rates and improvements in recidivism, with the prison population at its lowest since the 2007 peak and parole and probation populations also declining.

Martin Park marks its 50th anniversary with a rededication ceremony and festivities on May 10, featuring activities for all ages, planting events, speeches, and a volunteer award ceremony.

Raleigh officials prepare for the Atlantic hurricane season with emergency plans, training, and community outreach for residents to make plans and stay informed.

An $8.75 million Florida Lotto ticket was sold at J and J Food Store in Jacksonville Beach, matching all six numbers drawn on Wednesday. The winner has 180 days to claim their prize.

A man was cited for exceeding the recreational shrimp limit by 29 pounds in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana. His catch was seized and donated to charity.

CBP officers at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge intercepted live poultry, eggs, insects, and unauthorized fruits, issuing fines for non-declaration and protecting U.S. agriculture.

Wisconsin DNR awards Ethical Hunter honor to Eliot Babino and Cody Kabus for their integrity during deer hunts.

The Cabarrus County Public Library System's "Color Our World" Summer Reading Program encourages reading and creativity, with activities and a reading challenge tracked via the Beanstack app.

OKC prepares for Bike to Work Day with free coffee for participants at Bicentennial Park and group rides throughout the city, promoting eco-friendly commuting.

Protests erupted at the University of Washington against speakers Riley Gaines Barker and Olivia Krolczyk, over transgender athletes in sports. Police escorted attendees for safety.

Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park will resume its vehicle-free Wednesdays from June 18 to September 24, allowing cyclists and pedestrians to enjoy the 11-mile loop road.