West River Parkway's Plank Trail is set for repairs starting in October, with disruptions expected. For updates and details, visitors can subscribe to email notices through the project page.

Crissy Field reports increased coyote aggression towards off-leash dogs, with GGNRA advising caution and interventions like signage and hazing practices.

Detroit's urban renewal projects, including Roosevelt Park and the Jason Hargrove Transit Center, earn state and national design awards for transforming decayed areas into vibrant community spaces.

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium welcomed two rescued bald eagles, Justice and Liberty, who are non-releasable due to injuries and will be used for educational purposes.

The Rosemeade Recreation Center in Carrollton is nearing completion of its expansion with new facilities for various sports and an Esports Center, funded by voter-approved bonds.

New hunting regulations in Hawaii include a daily bag limit of three goats without tags and expanded open hunting days, with variable vehicular access rules.

Minneapolis Parks offers a free training clinic for volleyball officials on October 9. Successful applicants, post background checks and registration, can earn $30 per game.

Graco Park, a new nine-acre green space, has opened in Northeast Minneapolis with restored natural areas, trails, and public art, thanks to support from Graco Inc. and environmental efforts by MWMO.

San Antonio's Woodlawn Lake Park received a $3.25 million federal grant for upgrades, including a splashpad and new trees, building on the city's existing investment.

The Joro spider, an East Asian species, has been sighted near Boston's Massachusetts State House, marking its most northern appearance yet. Experts say the large, colorful spider is harmless to humans.

Construction has begun on the next phase of the Mira Mesa Community Park overhaul in San Diego, with new amenities including an aquatic complex expected by summer 2026.

OKC Parks offers affordable Kidz Rock Fall Break camps for children aged 6-12, featuring arts, crafts, and sports, spread across various city locations for only $10.

The Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation received a $15 million grant from the U.S. Department of the Interior to transform the Puente Hills Landfill into a regional park.