Mesa's Office of Economic Development is renewing its Know Before You Grow series for entrepreneurs via their podcast, offering biweekly episodes with business insights.

The Henderson Police Department earned its eighth consecutive C.A.L.E.A. reaccreditation, highlighting its commitment to professional law enforcement standards.

Deputy Mike Ventre, with 22 years of experience, was sworn in at the Clermont County Sheriff's Office, as announced on their Facebook page. His expertise is expected to benefit the department.

Placer County Sheriff's teams raise $5,000 to support a deputy's child battling cancer, offering financial aid and a symbolic plate carrier as a gesture of protection and solidarity.

Maui's DWS, with the US Water Alliance, is hosting community meetings in May to discuss future drinking water plans and gather public input. These inclusive forums feature activities and prizes and follow an online event held in April.

FC Cincinnati and Hoxworth Blood Center partner for a blood donation campaign in May, offering donors an exclusive team-themed shirt as a thank-you gift.

Phoenix introduces Healthy Giving to guide residents on giving sustainably and effectively, focusing on organizations that provide housing, meals, job support, and recovery services, aiming to address issues like overdose deaths.

The Douglas County Fair Board is seeking volunteers with event management expertise for its annual Fair and Rodeo. Applications are accepted until May 16, 2025.

Casa Grande seeks young visionaries for its Youth Commission. Students in grades 8-12 can apply until May 7, 2025, to impact local decisions and gain leadership experience.

The City of Austin’s FY24 Annual Report showcases achievements in affordable housing and displacement prevention, with over 98,000 families aided and substantial funding for housing assistance.

Austin's City plans to start a free Land Development Academy on May 6, offering classes on urban development regulations both online and in-person, encouraging wider community involvement.

Medford volunteers removed 1,400 pounds of trash from local parks, with 27 individuals contributing over 140 hours to the effort, including cleaning graffiti and storm debris.

The Gahanna Division of Police and partners facilitated a successful DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, collecting 215 pounds of medications for safe disposal.