Webster Park opens new pickleball and basketball courts, funded by the city's Common Cent sales tax initiative, providing more recreational options for residents.

The Detroit Zoo invites the public to name a baby gorilla through a donation-based voting system until September 9th, benefiting gorilla conservation efforts.

Minneapolis Park Markets announces themed events including "K-Pop in the Sunset Market" and "PAWS in the Park" at The Commons Park this fall, offering a space for vendors to sell themed goods.

Fountain Park begins overseeding in October, transitioning from Bermudagrass to Ryegrass, requiring careful watering and temporarily altering irrigation schedules for several weeks.

The Humane Society of Huron Valley is caring for 30 abandoned birds and is asking for public help in both identifying the individual responsible and in managing the care for these and other animals.

Wright County is hosting the Disabled Veterans Duck Hunt in October at Robert Ney Regional Park, an event supported by local organizations to honor veterans. Participants must apply by Sept. 16 for a chance to be selected through a lottery.

Kingsport Parks and Recreation offers skateboarding lessons for kids at Scott Adams Memorial Skatepark, emphasizing safety and basics, with sessions on Mondays in September.

Cedar Point's Top Thrill 2 will remain closed for the rest of 2024, with plans to reopen in 2025, as manufacturer Zamperla cannot complete modifications due to issues after the ride's debut.

The Keep Colorado Wild Pass raised $39.7 million for Colorado's parks and safety programs, surpassing its $36 million goal, with over 1.5 million residents purchasing the pass which funds state parks, search and rescue, and avalanche safety.

Two Texas game wardens, James Adcock and Allison Hatten, were honored by the TPWD for their exceptional service in boating and wildlife law enforcement.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife introduces a redesigned website, enhancing accessibility, functionality, and adherence to state and federal standards, supported by GOCO funding.

Invasive shothole borers, small beetles capable of damaging trees, have been confirmed in San José, threatening local flora. The County of Santa Clara Agriculture Division urges public help in identifying and managing the infestation.

Kings Island has started construction on RiverRacers, a new water coaster, and seven new water slides for kids at Soak City, promising exciting additions for the upcoming season.