The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office praised their dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, highlighting their crucial role as the community's unsung heroes.

Dispatcher Tammy shares her journey inspired by her family's medical service, highlighting her commitment to aid others as a Geauga County dispatcher since 1995 and an EMT.

New Orleans celebrates Easter with three parades, featuring floats, music, and themed attire, while also ensuring safety with a revised route avoiding Bourbon Street.

A downtown Portland gathering and march ended without incidents, thanks to PPB's coordination and proactive engagement with participants, ensuring safety and traffic management.

Queen Creek Police Department launches Partners in Policing Academy to enhance community understanding of police work through interactive sessions with specialized units.

Lewisville Public Library hosts events for all ages: an adult Movie Club on April 21, a teen Anime+Makers event on April 24, and a Baby Prom on April 25.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners has approved transferring its commuter services to ATL's Xpress system to save costs and streamline transit.

Alivia Brown, a 9-year-old with cystic fibrosis, became a police officer for a day in Plainfield, fulfilling her dream with Make-A-Wish and local police involvement.

Milton City Council is set to discuss key issues including a conservation easement for Birmingham Park, City Code amendments, and updates from the Milton Equestrian Committee.

The Arizona Auditor General's report finds Sierra Vista Unified School District guilty of financial errors, overpaying administrators, and poor asset protection.

Ukrainians in North Carolina celebrated Easter amid the conflict back home, with traditional activities like decorating Pysanky eggs. Amidst this, Putin announced an Easter truce, which is met with skepticism by the local Ukrainian community.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office posted on social media about their Easter community outreach, featuring officers meeting the Easter Bunny to foster positive relationships with residents.

Monroe Police conducted an educational event at CATA using drunk goggles to simulate impaired vision, aiming to deter impaired driving among students.