Collegiate rowing teams will compete at the Lake Wheeler Invitational hosted by UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University. The event will prompt a temporary boating closure at Lake Wheeler Park from April 23-26.

Milwaukee's 13th District announces Project Clean and Green by Alderman Scott Spiker, starting April 21, for residents to dispose of bulky household items for free.

Ronnie Barnes, convicted of murder in 1990, is granted parole in NC, with his release set for May 2025 after completing the Mutual Agreement Parole Program.

Free jazz concerts will be held in Dallas city parks starting April 17 with performances through September, starting with saxophonist Tom Braxton at Kiest Park.

Milwaukee launches an online platform for professional license applications, renewals, and management, offering 24/7 convenience for various licenses, highlighted by Alderperson Zamarripa and License Division Manager Cooney.

The Council of the District of Columbia commemorates the anniversary of the abolition of slavery in D.C., which freed 3,100 individuals on April 16, 1862, now celebrated as Emancipation Day.

Coconino County Public Works is auctioning surplus items online until April 25, including trucks and heavy equipment, with bids open to the public on their website.

The Cleveland Police First District, with @citydogscle, has featured an adoptable dog named Lavender suitable for any age family. Interested parties can contact City Dogs Cleveland.

San Diego Mayor's proposed budget to tackle a $258 million deficit includes cuts affecting public services, with the Humane Society facing a 20% funding reduction.

Jacksonville offers veterans legal advice and assistance through MAVD events, including meetings with Veteran Service Officers and an Ask-A-Lawyer session.

Tulsa integrates mental health clinicians into its 911 Call Center to improve responses to mental health crises, diverting over 560 calls in March from traditional emergency services.

Hillsborough County is organizing a curbside pickup event from April 28 to May 2 in Progress Village to combat neighborhood blight and illegal dumping by collecting bulky items and promoting community pride.

Fort Worth is preparing for a major EMS overhaul, with the FWFD taking over operations from MedStar on July 1 to improve service delivery, as noted on the city's website.