Governor Hochul announces over $10 million in funding to enhance New York's animal shelters, benefiting 30 organizations through the state's Companion Animal Capital Fund.

Baltimore's summer 2025 pool season brings operational changes with new hours, closures for maintenance, locker updates, and additional neighborhood pools despite some resident concerns and safety incidents.

Two more Lawrence neighborhoods join the city's Neighborhood Hub, furthering community engagement. Only The Pike remains unrepresented in the initiative.

Billy and Tina, two Asian elephants, were moved from the Los Angeles Zoo to a larger habitat at Tulsa Zoo, amidst controversy and opposition from activists and celebrities.

Utah DWR advises against touching or taking home baby deer or elk in the wild, emphasizing the importance of keeping distance for the animals' safety and avoiding legal repercussions.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board expands no-parking hours at Bde Maka Ska to tackle safety concerns due to disruptive activities, effective May 22.

Glendale has expanded Heroes Regional Park, adding eight new pickleball courts among other amenities, reflecting the sport's growing popularity and enhancing local recreational offerings.

Englewood announces the grand re-opening of Bates Logan Park with new amenities on June 14, featuring activities, food trucks, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Ohio hunters have seen an increase in wild turkey harvests this spring, with 15,768 birds reported by May 18, slightly higher than the previous year and the three-year average, according to ODNR figures.

The NYBG exhibit "Van Gogh's Flowers" combines Vincent van Gogh's artwork with live flora, offering interactive, multi-sensory experiences and events like Starry Nights.

Michigan's fisheries and aquatic habitats receive over $1.1 million in grants for nine conservation projects from the state's Fisheries Habitat Grants program.

Montgomery hosts an event tomorrow at Terwilliger Lodge. Dr. Culley will discuss the Benedict Nature Preserve to educate and engage locals in environmental preservation.

New York Governor Hochul announces a $10.4 million grant to improve animal shelters, indicating strong state support for animal welfare and shelter facility enhancements.