The Plymouth Police Department commemorates Autism Awareness Month with special awareness patches worn by School Resource Officers to promote inclusivity.

Montgomery County's health report reveals overall good health compared to state and national levels, but highlights racial and ethnic health disparities.

Georgians commemorated the 80th anniversary of FDR's death at his Little White House retreat, reflecting on his legacy and the ongoing impact of his New Deal policies.

The Minneapolis Police Department promotes its Cadet Program on social media, offering paid training, education, and a route into law enforcement without requiring a college degree.

Gahanna Police shared a humorous post about two adventurous dogs at their department who are seeking their owners and joking about missed Dairy Queen treats.

Johnson City recently opened the Tweetsie Storybook Trail, a new educational outdoor section on the Tweetsie Trail featuring story kiosks, benefiting families and promoting literacy.

The Arizona Diamondbacks introduced a sensory room at Chase Field for fans with autism and sensory sensitivities, enhancing inclusivity in sports entertainment.

Apple Valley outlines requirements for building fences, including property location, written neighbor consent, potential need for a survey, and adherence to height limits and maintenance standards.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is celebrating Public Safety Telecommunications Week to honor dispatchers, emphasizing their crucial, yet often unrecognized, role in crisis response.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office confirmed the tragic recovery of two missing teenagers from the Tennessee River after a multi-agency, five-day search effort.

Geauga County Sheriff’s Office recognizes telecom personnel’s vital role in public safety and recounts the origin of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, started in 1981.

Kingsport announces Good Friday operational changes, with regular trash pickup but closures at the demolition landfill and early closure at the convenience center.

Pierce County designated $6.3 million to the MCFHC to prevent evictions through a lottery-based program, with funds from the CHG, starting this summer.