Milwaukee prepares for its 8th Annual Big Clean MKE and Harambee Clean-up to honor late city worker Greg Zyszkiewicz and promote urban cleanliness, with a kickoff event at Pete’s Fruit Market on April 22.

The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music announces their "HAIR" performance, promising a fresh take connecting '60s themes to modern issues.

Jacksonville is hosting the JaxReady Fest in 2025 to educate locals on emergency preparedness with free admission, parking, and various hands-on activities.

Volunteers will clean and upgrade the Darrell's Dream Boundless Playground at Warriors' Path State Park during the annual Day of Caring/Service, affecting its availability on April 26.

The NCFST and Ripe for Revival are bringing a mobile grocery market back to Wake Forest, offering fresh, local food on a 'pay-what-you-can' basis to enhance food accessibility.

Charlotte firefighter William Holland participates in the Tap Cancer Out BJJ Open to support cancer research, reflecting a commitment to public service and awareness of occupational cancer risks faced by firefighters.

Gahanna Police host Taco Tuesday Family Fest on May 6 at Hannah Park for community engagement, offering free tacos, activities, and a chance to discuss the town's future.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro ordered all U.S. and commonwealth flags to half-staff to honor the late Pope Francis until sunset on the day of his interment.

Jacksonville is hosting the Earth Day Festival on April 22, 2025, at James Weldon Johnson Park to educate the community on sustainability, featuring Mayor Deegan and various activities.

Charlotte Catholics mourn Pope Francis's death, remembering his inclusivity and social justice efforts, reflecting on his impact, and anticipating a new papacy.

Hillsborough County provides five free skate parks, lessons for $5, a skate team, and multiple events, including the Best Shredder Contest and Go Skate Days.

The Atlanta City Council is voting on the contentious Amsterdam Walk project, with strong local opposition and developer arguments for the plan's benefits like affordable housing.

Woodstock's downtown will enact a paid parking plan in June to alleviate local business parking issues, affecting 15% of spaces, with the first hour free and $2 for each additional hour.