Residents of St. Bernard Parish participated in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day to dispose of unwanted medications at a local Walgreens, assisted by the Sheriff's Office.

Illinois residents rally against a bill aiming to ban Native American school mascots, which has passed the House and is now in Senate consideration. Supporters see them as prideful symbols while critics argue they endorse negative stereotypes.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office opens a new Stop Station in District 5 to help officers recharge, with amenities like report writing space and water refills, not for emergency reports.

Raleigh celebrates Bike Month with "Bike Month Bingo," offering tasks like visiting landmarks or biking with family to win prizes, promoting community and cycling engagement.

Las Vegas held a 5K Fun Run fundraising event for search and rescue, with activities including an AIR1 helicopter demonstration and the showcase of first responder tools.

The Sacramento County DA honored community members for their courage and advocacy during the 26th Outstanding Citizen and Beacon of Hope Award Ceremony.

Las Vegas Catholics honor Pope Francis's legacy at a memorial mass, reflecting on his inclusive impact on their faith, as the city prepares for his farewell.

Eden Prairie Senior Center offers a range of activities for seniors during Senior Awareness Month, including a shredding event, walking club, technology help, and special events like art classes and a resource fair.

The Douglas County community collected 920 pounds of unused medications during National Drug Take Back Day, demonstrating strong public health and safety efforts.

Russ Kavalhuna is appointed as the 10th president of Western Michigan University, starting July 1, 2025, following growth-focused leadership at Henry Ford College.

Lewisville imposes daytime watering restrictions from May 1 to Sept end to conserve water, with different schedules for residential and commercial properties. Violations can be reported, and the city promotes efficient irrigation practices.

Over 1,000 LA residents, including Mayor Karen Bass, took part in the Shine LA initiative, enhancing neighborhoods in preparation for the city's global presentation, despite the rain.

The Denver Police shared a sexual assault survivor's story to emphasize the importance of believing victims and providing support through resources and partnerships.