Scott County offers an outdoor Qigong class at Cleary Lake Regional Park on May 25, for relaxation and a tech detox, led by teaching artist Scott Stafford.

Lay Park and Heard Park community centers will close briefly for electrical updates on April 29 and May 5, respectively. Residents should reschedule activities planned for these dates.

Nokomis-Hiawatha Regional Park is set for trail improvements, including new striping, signs, a bike lane by Amelia Pond, a trail near Cedar Avenue, and a pedestrian bridge over Minnehaha Creek.

The River Hub at Graco Park in Minneapolis, with technology and art amenities, opens on May 10th, featuring green initiatives such as solar panels and bird-safe windows.

Englewood secured a 4.13% interest rate for its General Obligation Bond, saving taxpayers $10.4 million over 20 years, below the estimated 6%. Mayor Sierra credits the city’s financial health and infrastructure investment for the savings.

The Great Elephant Migration exhibit in Houston raises awareness for wildlife coexistence using sculptures made from invasive plants.

Central Park unveils the new Davis Center at Harlem Meer, replacing Lasker Rink and Pool, offering diverse outdoor activities, a swimming pool, and an ice-skating rink to New Yorkers.

Puaʻa Kaʻa State Wayside in Maui is closing on April 21 for renovations until May 12, 2025. Upgrades include restroom fixes and painting. Visitors are advised to avoid the area.

Trinity Park in Fort Worth has partial closures for Mayfest setup, but the north end and a detour are open. Mayfest will reopen Dream Park and contribute to community projects.

The MPRB has removed Henry Sibley's name from a park, temporarily renaming it 40th Street Park, with a permanent name to be decided after more inclusive community consultation.

Minneapolis resumes St. Anthony Parkway resurfacing in May with a month-long closure from Hayes Street NE to Johnson Street NE. A community meeting is scheduled.

North Las Vegas has been recognized as a "Tree City USA" by the Arbor Day Foundation for its commitment to urban forestry and meeting the required tree care standards.

The Nashville Zoo announced the birth of a red river hog piglet named Chive, born unexpectedly to mother Tater. Initially found weak, Chive is recovering and being hand-reared to become an ambassador for wildlife conservation.