The Lorain County Sheriff's Office honored its administrative staff with a hibachi lunch for Administrative Professionals Day, recognizing their essential behind-the-scenes work.

The Sacramento Annual Outstanding Citizen Awards Ceremony will honor individuals and an organization for their contributions to public safety and justice.

Marysville's Mother Lovin' Market on May 4 will feature over 50 vendors at Jennings Memorial Park, offering artisan goods, food, and family activities.

Jacksonville Beach Police highlight Detective Ford volunteering for Drug Free Duval and announce hosting the DEA's Drug Take Back Day for safe medication disposal.

Peoria has scheduled a hearing for August 5th to discuss new fees for broadband fiber installs and microtrenching. Residents can review details online or at the City Clerk’s Office.

Wake County celebrates the 20th anniversary of its school recycling initiative, Feed the Bin, noting the notable participation and low contamination rates in recycled materials like paper and plastic.

Authorities closed a house in Indian Trail, NC, notorious for criminal disturbances and drug emergencies, following a court order designating it a public nuisance.

Goodyear Fire Department is enhancing emergency response capabilities with two new ambulances for fire stations 184 and 185, aiming for improved service and quicker response times.

A UCSO deputy safely resolved an incident with two escaped horses, Neptune and Calico, on the road, highlighting the varied duties of law enforcement.

Atlanta faces a $20 million budget shortfall, prompting considerations for workforce reductions and spending cuts in the next fiscal budget, with council member Howard Shook highlighting necessary fiscal "contraction."

Bloomington's 2025 Be More Awards, celebrating community volunteers, will be held on April 29 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater with free entry and various categories.

Michigan's recycling rate surpassed 25%, aided by EGLE's efforts, which include grants, education, and infrastructure support, boosting its economy and job market.

The Henderson Police announced the death of K9 Rado after surgery complications. Rado was known for his dedication and contributions to the force during his nine months of service.