Arlington's Tierra Verde and Texas Rangers Golf Club are ranked among Texas' top public golf courses by the Dallas Morning News and AvidGolfer Magazine.

San Francisco unveils the first permanent breast cancer memorial garden in the U.S., offering a place for remembrance and inspiration in the fight against the disease.

Registration for Las Cruces' free Teen Connection summer program opens May 5, with activities for grades 6-12 and in-person and online registration options.

A fishing trip at Steamboat Lake State Park ended in tragedy when a person was found dead, tethered to a capsized bellyboat without a PFD. Conditions were windy, and CPW stressed safety and PFD use.

The City of Dallas hosted a vibrant Cinco de Mayo celebration at City Park with free admission, parking, cultural performances, an artisan market, and food trucks.

Sterling Heights inaugurates a new Community Garden at James C. Nelson Park with over 115 garden beds and eco-friendly features for education and engagement.

Palm Beach County's Burt Aaronson Park introduces new bocce ball courts, with the ribbon-cutting event scheduled for May 14. The courts feature nearby amenities and improved access.

Brooklyn Park introduces Slow Mow May, encouraging residents to keep lawns 3-4 inches tall for pollinator health. Participants can register by May 9 and may receive a yard sign while supplies last.

CPW confirmed the presence of invasive rusty crayfish in Colorado's Little Thompson River, threatening local aquatic ecosystems. The species aggressively competes with native wildlife and reproduces prolifically.

Hawaiʻi marks its eighth Invasive Species Awareness Month aiming to educate the public on the dangers of non-native species and celebrate local conservation efforts.

Cleveland Heights is revitalizing Denison Park by demolishing the old Pool House to make way for new facilities, and repainting tennis courts to accommodate pickleball, utilizing ARPA funds.

City Park in Dallas will host a vibrant Cinco De Mayo celebration with free entry, music, dance, crafts, and food trucks, focusing on Mexican culture and traditions.

Arlington Parks and Recreation announces a variety of social and outdoor activities for May, including a Mother's Day Tea, geocaching, a dog social, a garden club, and family game night.