Deerfield Beach introduces Super Tots, a sports program for children under 5, with activities like basketball, soccer, and hockey to develop motor skills and teamwork.

Denver Police collaborated with organizations to successfully clean the East Colfax corridor, collecting trash and improving the neighborhood.

San Francisco's 4th annual "Our Heritage 5K" on May 10 celebrates AAPI Heritage Month, incorporating a historical tour through the city's AAPI landmarks.

Washington State's 2025-27 transportation budget allocates $15.2 billion towards transit improvements, with a focus on ferry services and regional connectivity.

A Shorewood man won $2 million from a $20 scratch-off lottery ticket bought at a gas station while intending to get coffee, planning to use the winnings to buy land and cars.

Deerfield Beach hosts a free shredding event on May 17th at the Bernard Adams Municipal Complex for residents to securely destroy sensitive documents. Proof of residency required.

A "goat gang" in Gilmer County took a joy walk, leading to a community effort to round them up with help requested by the sheriff on Facebook. All goats were safely returned by the afternoon.

Missouri officials honored fallen officers at an annual memorial service, including SLMPD Officer David Lee, who died in the line of duty. The event reflected on the sacrifices of officers and their families.

Boston Police kicked off an AAPI Heritage Month reading series for first graders in East Boston to celebrate diversity and improve community relations.

Marietta's local government has scheduled city council meetings to enhance civic engagement, with an agenda work session on May 12 and a regular meeting on May 14, open to the public both in person and online.

Mayor Karen Bass and Councilmember Curren Price announce a new initiative in South LA, moving over 30 homeless individuals to safer housing and clearing encampments.

The Scottsdale Research Institute is growing peyote legally for conservation, working with the Navajo Nation to eventually return the plants to their care.

Wake County announces the start of a new master planning process for its parks and open spaces, emphasizing community engagement and future growth needs.