Senate Democrats, led by Senator Mark Kelly, request an investigation into the impact of Social Security cuts by the Department of Government Efficiency.

Coordinated raids by Michigan authorities targeting suspected vandalism resulted in the breach of multiple homes, yet no arrests have been made despite executing search warrants.

Minneapolis was named one of the world's happiest cities, as per the 2025 Happy City Index, achieving gold status due to its education, bilingualism, governance, mental health initiatives, transport, parks, and strong local economy.

Mayor Ed Gainey is set to address the "Feed the Children – Resource Rally" and Third Annual Youth Thriving Summit in Pittsburgh on Friday, focusing on community needs and youth empowerment.

Senator Mark Kelly visited Phoenix to address tariff impacts with local leaders and discussed Medicaid cuts' potential consequences for Arizona families and healthcare providers.

Volunteers gathered in Portland's Jade District for a street clean-up organized by APANO and SOLVE. The initiative collected over 400 gallons of waste and aimed to enhance the neighborhood before Earth Day and the 82nd Avenue Parade of Roses.

The North Carolina Master Chorale will perform "Street Requiem" in Raleigh's Moore Square on May 2 to address housing insecurity. This free event merges diverse musical styles and languages.

Senator Gallego advocates for transparent housing development on federal land, emphasizing community involvement, environmental and tribal respect, and public disclosure of the task force's activities.

Raleigh Parks is preparing for its 2nd Annual Summer Daze Cookout with music, games, and free lunch on June 18 at the Anne Gordon Center for Active Adults. Registration is required.

NYC's 988 mental health hotline and 911 dispatchers are facing potential layoffs and extreme workloads, risking service disruptions and caller assistance delays.

Raleigh Police Department invites residents to discuss concerns with Chief Boyce in "Chat with the Chief" sessions, aiming to foster transparency and trust.

Officials warn parents about THC-laced candies modeled after popular snacks found in Fayette County, highlighting the risk of accidental ingestion by children.

Boston Police participated in a Community Welcoming Day at Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy in South Boston, engaging with locals and the BPD Comfort Dog to strengthen police-community ties.