As its ongoing "ARIRANG" world tour sweeps across North America, Korean boy group BTS is capturing more than just enthusiastic crowds — It is inspiring local governments to roll out the red carpet with a series of high-profile official tributes. Toronto City Council has recently approved a plan to temporarily co-name a stretch of Yonge Street in the city's North York district as "BTS Boulevard" from Aug. 21 to Sept. 23, ahead of the group's concerts there from Aug. 22-23. The council also plans to ask the city to proclaim the concert dates "BTS Weekend." A BigHit Music official said Toronto had contacted the agency to seek approval for the use of BTS' intellectual property in connection with the street naming and the weekend proclamation. BTS is touring North America after completing European dates in cities including London, Paris and Munich. The group is scheduled to perform at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on Aug. 10 and 11, AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Aug. 15 and 16, and Rogers Stadium in Toronto on Aug. 22 and 23. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, whose state includes Baltimore, welcomed