A study from Ohio State University reveals the brain prioritizes important memories over less crucial ones when multitasking, allocating more neural resources to preserve them clearly.

St. Charles County uses over $1 million in federal grants to support local residents with housing, transportation, and healthcare services, improving community welfare.

The Oak Creek Public Library will host a book sale, with items available for $5 a bag, on May 10 from 9 AM to 2 PM, cash only. Proceeds support library programs.

The groundbreaking of Walnut Park Library in South Davis was celebrated by local leaders and community members, signaling a new phase for the $22.8 million project that promises modern facilities and sustainability.

The Ohio Department of Transportation launched "Run for the Trees: Happy Little (Virtual) 5K" to support state parks, combining fitness and conservation, with over 1,000 participants using the OuterSpatial app.

Private Preston T. Garrison passed away in the line of duty 70 years ago, on April 21, 1955, while fighting a fire. DC Fire And EMS honors his sacrifice on the anniversary.

Over 5,000 gathered for the 79th annual Easter Sunrise Service at Stone Mountain Park, enjoying music, prayers, and communal singing in a non-denominational ceremony.

Despite the official cancellation, cannabis enthusiasts gathered at San Francisco's Hippie Hill for an informal 4/20 celebration, enjoying the sun and the relaxed vibe.

Pope Francis has died at 88 following pneumonia complications, deeply mourned by the Catholic community for his commitment to inclusivity and advocacy for the marginalized.

Minneapolis has confirmed the return of Owámniyomni Okhódayap, sacred land, to the Dakota people, marking a significant step in restorative justice and reconciliation after collaboration with various leaders and organizations.

Milwaukee reflects on Pope Francis' impact following his death at 88; he was known for his humility and support for the marginalized. Milwaukee Archbishop Grob praised Francis' pastoral dedication to the end.

Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago mourns Pope Francis's death, reflects on his papacy, and prepares for the conclave to elect a new pope, while the local community honors Francis's progressive legacy.

New England mourns Pope Francis' death, with Archbishop Henning and others reflecting on his impactful leadership and legacy, according to NBC Boston and The Boston Globe.