Eliot School students ran a 'Mini Marathon' in the North End of Boston, supported by the police who awarded medals and cheer at the finish line, fostering community spirit.

The Pittsburgh Jewish community is shaken by an arson attack on Governor Shapiro's home during Passover, with local Jewish organizations worrying about its implications and antisemitic trends.

Cleveland Heights announced an enhanced Pride 2025 with daytime and evening experiences, inviting the community to apply as performers, vendors, or service providers.

Duncanville hosts a community cleanup event offering disposal services for various items and free lunch for volunteers, with a rainout date scheduled.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is commemorating its 150th anniversary by sharing historic stories and partnering with the Milwaukee Fire Historical Society & Fire Museum. They use social media to engage the community and honor their history.

Charlotte seeks public review on its draft Stormwater Management Plan to address stormwater issues and meet NPDES permit requirements. Public comments are invited until May 9.

Colorado Springs is conducting a Housing Needs Assessment to understand the region's housing stock, demands, and challenges, and guide future policy-making.

Butts County is soliciting bids for propane delivery to its facilities until May 29, 2025, with specifics on bidding procedures available on their website.

The finalists for the 2025 RAMMY Awards have been announced by RAMW, recognizing excellence in the D.C. food scene across 20 categories, with the ceremony to occur on August 3.

Cobb County and Mableton officials met to discuss service provision responsibilities as Mableton nears city status, emphasizing collaboration and budget considerations.

St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office highlights Public Safety Telecommunicators' crucial role in emergency response, celebrating them with themed days, training, and meals from the Killona Volunteer Fire Department.

Cleveland Fire Department's new recruits are starting training that includes traditional firefighting and medical aid, with an additional focus on navigating social media responsibly.

Hawai'i County opens a new $31 million Emergency Call Center in Hilo, designed to withstand extreme conditions and integrating police and fire dispatch under one roof.