Wake County offers free meals to children under 18 during the summer through the USDA's Summer Food Service Program, available at 16 sites with no signup required.

NYC's largest migrant intake center at the Roosevelt Hotel is closing after serving over 150,000 asylum seekers. The city is shifting its services as it faces a shelter capacity crisis. The hotel had been a major processing hub since May 2023.

Carver County Parks is hosting a Teen Archery Camp from July 22-24 at Lake Minnewashta Regional Park for teens aged 11-16, offering instruction in archery, range safety, and the use of compound and recurve bows.

The Las Vegas Raiders and North Las Vegas libraries are hosting a family-friendly event with educational activities and special guests, including a Raiders player and the city mayor.

Josh Groban will host the Jimmy Awards at Minskoff Theatre, with 110 high school musicians nominated. The June 23 ceremony will be live-streamed, featuring intense competition for top acting honors and teacher recognition.

Two historic Catholic schools in Harlem are closing, impacting families and community members who lament the loss of these educational institutions with deep local ties.

NYC saw low turnout in Community Education Council elections amid ideological clashes; PLACE lost seats in District 2 due to anti-transgender sports stance.

St. Louis Park offers free outdoor yoga classes at the Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater on Thursdays and Saturdays from June 19 to July 31 and June 28 to August 2, respectively.

The City of Ramsey announces a community play event for kids with games, sports, and crafts at The Draw ballfields, a non-religious collaboration with Northgate Church.

The Kaua‘i Police Department is hosting its fourth annual Touch-A-Truck event on June 21 at Vidinha Stadium, where families can explore various service vehicles.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams launches a citywide fatherhood initiative to support paternal involvement in children's lives, with resources and events featured in "Father Friendly Summer."

Governor Hochul launches a $100 million NY BRICKS program for creating community centers in underserved areas in New York, with grants of up to $15 million. Applications open July 14.

San Antonio Public Library offers a summer program with free books, diverse activities for children, teens, and adults, including educational workshops and collectibles.