Saint Paul Parks and Recreation is hosting "Yappy Hour - Kick it at Kellogg" at Kellogg Mall Park, featuring discounts on pet grooming and local food and drink options.

A study by Kate Stewart from Ohio State University shows that Hollywood's portrayal of teens lacks realistic depictions of puberty, focusing too much on romance and casting older actors.

Cleveland high school students showcased their robotics skills against national teams at a competition, emphasizing engineering and problem-solving in a partnership between the Great Lakes Science Center and CMSD.

John Summit's Experts Only Festival is set to debut on Randall’s Island, NYC, this September, potentially becoming NYC's largest dance music festival with an expected 50,000 attendees.

The 14th Annual KidsFit Jamathon in Palm Beach County was honored with a proclamation by Commissioner Powell, celebrating the event aimed at promoting youth fitness through dance.

Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater announces Open Mic Nights for local artists, with the next event on July 10. The series includes various artists through the summer, with indoor backup for rain.

Tyisha Blade, founder of East Cleveland Magazine and a graduate student, was named Print Journalist of the Year by the Greater Cleveland Association of Black Journalists.

St. Louis Park's free Summer Concert Series includes a variety of genres, with the next event featuring Bossa Soul on July 9 at Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater.

Kodak Black received the key to Pompano Beach for his philanthropic work, including distributing AC units and Thanksgiving turkeys, highlighting his ties to his hometown despite his fame.

Ridgedale Commons is set to host summer events including "Summer in the Commons: Evening Jazz" on July 25 and "Carnival at the Commons" on August 9, with details on Minnetonka's website.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces artists The-Dream, Jeffrey Osborne, and Lucky Daye for Baltimore's 4th Annual Charm City Live event, highlighting the city's vibrant music scene.

The Windy City Smokeout returns to Chicago for its 13th year, featuring barbecue, country music, and performances by various artists, including a set by DJ Sommer Ray.

The Made in Arizona Film Series presents "Oklahoma!" at Peoria Main Library with a discussion by film professor Jeannie Berg. The event is free on July 12.