Ohio police shared a social media notice about a found dog near Massillon, asking the owner to contact them, with plans for the dog's care if unclaimed.

Honolulu honors its public service workers, including dispatchers and radio technicians, during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, as announced by the police department.

The Raleigh Police Department is celebrating Animal Control Appreciation Week and acknowledging the hard work and dedication of their Animal Control Unit.

The Garland Police Department in Texas held a civil service exam and community engagement events to recruit new officers and connect with the community.

The Irving Police Department honored Officer Andrew Esparza on the 18th anniversary of his death, highlighting his legacy and impact on the community.

Sarasota offers free canopy trees to residents with proof of residency during the Good to Be Green event at The Bay Park, with city arborists providing care advice.

The Folsom Police Department is hosting a medication take-back event on April 26, part of a national effort to safely dispose of drugs and prevent abuse.

Oklahoma City partners with the Central Oklahoma Storm Water Alliance to offer discounted rain barrels to residents, aiming to reduce stormwater runoff and conserve water. Orders must be placed before April 28, with pickup on May 3 or May 10.

Arizona youth demonstrate economic and personal finance knowledge at a state event with nearly 2,000 students participating. The Council for Economic Education provides resources and events for Financial Literacy Month.

The Fort Bend ISD school board is set to vote on a gender identity policy involving facility use and parent notification on students' gender self-identification.

Milwaukee first responders participated in a charity hockey event hosted by the Milwaukee Admirals to strengthen community ties. The event supported youth-focused nonprofits and promoted positive law enforcement relations.

DeKalb County announces the 2025 Summer Youth Employment Program, offering 350 internships for residents aged 16-21, with competitive pay and diverse job fields.

NYC's pilot program providing extended hours for preschoolers may lose funding, causing concern for working parents, while a remote work program for city workers is extended.