Phoenix Water Services Dept announces Water Smart Teaching workshops for high school teachers to educate on water conservation starting in June, with CEU credits and a potential plant tour prize.

SCAD mistakenly sent out an active shooter alert during a system check, causing distress. They immediately clarified the error and apologized, offering support to those affected.

Newton County residents must update their waste disposal hang tags, now sold at Cousins School and priced at $185, effective June 1 with current tags expiring June 30.

SF Environment launches the BRRR program, offering incentives to small businesses for replacing harmful refrigerants and improving efficiency at low or no cost.

Mankato seeks resident input on Balcerzak Drive's future through an online survey to improve safety and access.

Maple Grove Police urge residents to light porches blue during National Police Week to honor fallen officers; local stores provide blue bulbs for public support.

Greg and Shelley McArthur of NTL Industries in Sterling Heights won the 2025 National Small Business Persons of the Year award from the SBA. Their company, initially based in a garage, now operates a sizable precision machining facility.

City of Austin closed homeless encampments in wildlife sanctuary and park, relocating 51 individuals to shelters, addressing safety and environmental concerns.

Las Cruces Public Libraries will host a free Teen Boondoggle Lanyards event on May 13 at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, no registration required.

New rules for electric bikes and scooters have been introduced in Clark County to improve public safety on county property, including speed limits, safety standards, and requirements for minors to wear helmets.

The Modesto PD commemorated fallen officers at the Annual California Peace Officers' Memorial Ceremonies, enshrining five more names onto the Sacramento monument.

The Saint Paul Police Department honored Sergeant Gerald D. Vick on social media for the 20th anniversary of his death in the line of duty, praising his service and lasting impact.

Miami-Dade County inaugurated Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with cultural performances and speeches as described in a county release.