Atlanta's air quality has worsened, earning an "F" for ozone pollution in the American Lung Association's "State of the Air" report, with increased unhealthy ozone days per year.

Judge Markman ruled in favor of the Alameda Food Bank, dismissing a lawsuit that threatened the construction of its new facility, thus enabling the continued support for community food security.

The Las Cruces Public Libraries will host a tornado-themed movie marathon on May 3 at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, featuring films with tornado themes starting at 11 a.m.

Former National Park Ranger Randy Harabin will give a free presentation on Grand Teton National Park at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, discussing the park's geology, plants, and wildlife.

Boulder County supports sustainability through the Circular Economy Fund, awarding grants to local organizations, including the Latino Chamber of Commerce and Green Girl Recycling, to advance zero waste initiatives.

Kaua'i will conduct a full-scale search and rescue exercise on April 30 with multiple agencies, led by the U.S. Coast Guard, to improve emergency preparedness.

Pierce County ICC is hosting a free, inclusive garden-themed event for kids up to five on May 10, with sensory activities and resources for development and learning.

A wastewater spill at Coco Palms in Wailua led to 6,000 gallons of effluent released due to a pump station failure. The area was contained and disinfected.

Wright County residents are reminded by the OCM to abide by cannabis laws at summer events, with licensed cannabis events allowed, but mixing edible cannabis with food is illegal.

Southlake Police joined a 2.3-mile relay with others to support Special Olympics athletes, carrying a torch from Town Square to Dragon Stadium as part of a fundraising awareness event.

The Guardian Games event, reported by the Colerain Police on social media, successfully strengthened ties between first responders and high school students through fitness challenges.

The Colorado Springs City Council has waived municipal rights to buy multifamily properties for affordable housing, effective May 30, 2024, sparking mixed community reactions.

Macomb County calls for public input on housing needs through a survey and community engagement events, led by the Macomb County Regional Housing Partnership.