Denver University Professor Rachel Feder explores the literary references in Taylor Swift's music, detailing them in a book co-authored with Tiffany Tatreau.

Cedar Park, Texas, has been designated a 'Music Friendly Texas Certified Community' by the TMO, recognizing its efforts in supporting the local music scene.

The City of Mankato, MN, is hiring a Water Resource Recovery Operator Technician A to contribute to environmental sustainability and water quality management.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources announced a refreshed Ohio Lake Erie Birding Trail Guidebook, essential for birdwatchers to explore the diverse avian species along Lake Erie's coast.

Elevated lead levels prompted the closure of Brown Street Academy and Westside Academy in Milwaukee, with a relocation plan for students to Andrew S. Douglas Middle School.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office described a resource fair where children received new bikes and helmets, enjoyed activities with deputies, and community organizations provided free services.

Robert McFarland of St. Johns County Parks and Recreation won the 2024 Tourism and Hospitality Government Employee of the Year Award for enhancing sports tourism and grant management.

Xavier Williams' funeral in Connecticut was a time of mourning and remembrance, attended by those wearing blue in his honor. His mother and her boyfriend face serious charges in his death.

The Super B-Dog Memorial Run in Tempe was held to remember Braxton Ackerman, who drowned, and raise drowning prevention awareness through education and resources, including swim lessons and pool fences.

Akron firefighters are performing a charity concert for the MDA on May 24 at the Upper Deck, with proceeds from the sale of band tee-shirts also going to the cause.

A Douglas County driver was caught speeding at 102 MPH in a 65 MPH zone and told the deputy to issue a ticket quickly so he could return to work. The Sheriff's Office emphasized that no job is worth risking safety.

Robert McFarland received the St. Johns County Tourism Employee of the Year Award for his sports tourism work.

Jensen Pike is considering a civil lawsuit against Sacred Journey Inc., the Mesa group home tasked with his late daughter Emily's care. Despite no arrests yet, the family and their law firm seek justice and prevention of future neglect.