Jefferson Parish announces closures for Good Friday, including government offices and some services, but confirms garbage collection and landfill operations will continue as normal.

Carrboro prepares to celebrate its community spirit with the annual Carrboro Day event on May 4, featuring music, food, crafts, and games at the Town Commons.

Mayor Parker will lead a Housing Town Hall on the $2 billion H.O.M.E Plan to address Philadelphia's housing issues, aiming to create/preserve 30,000 units.

Davie and Cooper City prepare for Autism Awareness Day with activities, refreshments, and public safety demos at Fire Station 28, sponsored by local health institutions.

The DHHL awarded nearly 400 leases to Native Hawaiians in West Hawaiʻi, aiming to reduce the waitlist for homeownership and promote community stability.

Mayor Bowser commemorates the 163rd anniversary of D.C.'s early emancipation of enslaved people, linking it to the current fight for full democratic rights and statehood.

Wheat Ridge Police detailed an incident on Facebook where a routine stop for expired tags led to the arrest of a man with multiple warrants, including a felony warrant for sex assault on a child.

Maui County announces closures of various services on Good Friday, April 18, 2025, with certain facilities operating on reduced hours, while trash pickup and Maui Bus services remain unchanged.

Las Vegas Helldorado Days Parade, celebrating the city's heritage, accepts applications until April 18. The event will occur on May 10 at 10 a.m. along Fourth Street and includes a judging committee for various prizes.

Sacramento officials urge responsible 4/20 cannabis celebration, reminding of laws prohibiting public use and setting purchase limits. Cannabis consumption lounges are planned, but not yet open.

Dispatcher Andrew Maryash of Geauga County Sheriff's Office was praised for his skilled emergency response during an ATV accident, helping to save two trapped individuals.

Columbus Police and Fire conducted an active shooter drill at Polaris Fashion Place early in the morning, before mall hours, to prepare first responders.

The Day of Play event offers family-friendly fun with games, entertainment, and food at DC's RFK Campus, supported by Mayor Bowser and community spirit.