High school students showcased their solutions to public health issues in the third annual Washington Tracking Network Youth Science Contest, with winners across three categories for their insightful analyses and data-based research.

Long Beach announces a free Summer Kickoff Concert at El Dorado Park West on May 24, featuring the Under Cover Band, and invites the community to bring picnics and enjoy the live music.

Philadelphia seeks community organizations to help improve attendance and household stability in nine local schools, addressing socioeconomic issues in challenging neighborhoods.

Noah and Charlotte top Michigan's baby name list in 2023, with Olivia and Liam leading nationally. Other trending names in Michigan include Nora and Maverick. The SSA reports a dip in birth rates.

San Diego Unified retracted 225 of 234 layoff notices issued to teachers, thanks to better financial forecasts and predicted staff vacancies from retirements and resignations.

Sonoma State University's president, Mike Lee, is on leave after making an unauthorized pro-Palestine agreement, leading to controversy and a response from CSU Chancellor Mildred García emphasizing inclusivity.

The Bullock Texas State History Museum offers free summer admission to military personnel and their families as part of the Blue Star Museums program.

A study by Nitya Chawla at Carlson School of Management suggests workplace allyship plays a key role in supporting new mothers, improving job satisfaction, and reducing the urge to leave the workforce.

The Behavioral Health Resource Center in Portland reopened after upgrades, continuing essential services for homeless and individuals with behavioral health issues.

Minneapolis Police responded to a suspicious person at a family's Mother's Day gathering, ensuring safety and engaging with the children to foster a sense of community.

A Michigan program allows incarcerated mothers to pump and send breast milk to their infants, fostering vital maternal bonds and addressing nutritional needs.

Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park is hosting a "Family Fun Day" on May 25 to let families experience 1913 farm life, including doing chores and playing historical games.

The SKATESIDE Fest on May 18 at Bill Botts Park features skateboarding, art activities, live performances, workshops, contests, and prizes, with encouragement to RSVP and use public transport.