The New Castle County Police commemorated National Sibling Day with a 1976 throwback photo of siblings in their 6th recruit class, inviting followers to spot them. The post served as both a nostalgic look back and a recruitment invitation.

North Carolina honors educator Nathan C. Newbold with a historical marker for his advocacy for Black education during segregation, commemorating his work with Rosenwald Schools and racial cooperation.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene announces a Tax Day town hall in Cobb County for April 15, 2023, at 6 p.m., requiring pre-registration and matching ID for entry.

SFPD announced a DUI checkpoint for April 12, 2025, warning of possible delays and emphasizing the goal of community safety by deterring impaired driving.

The Las Cruces Police Department is hosting a series of community engagement events named Lunchbox Lemonade, providing free refreshments and facilitating conversations about safety and law enforcement.

Fort Collins residents can offer input on Rolland Moore Park renovations at an April 24 open house. The upgrades are funded by the 2050 Sales Tax Initiative.

The Boulder City Police honored officers, including Officer Avery, for DUI arrests, symbolized by handcuffs engraved with the name of Isaiah Tecpa, a DUI victim.

USU mathematicians Seth Porter and Matt Young will explain knot theory at Science Unwrapped on April 11, enriching audiences with a complex mathematical discussion.

A new Engineering Technician II job, crucial for public infrastructure development, is open for applicants skilled in surveying, data collection, and plan design. Deadline is May 4.

Las Vegas invites residents to an Arbor and Earth Day event on April 26, including tree planting and park cleanup, with food trucks and family entertainment at Children’s Memorial Park.

The Fort Worth Police Department is raffling a 2025 Chevrolet Trail Boss to support the TPCA Foundation Fallen Officer Fund. Tickets are $100 with the raffle ending Wednesday.

Snohomish County invites public feedback on its 2025-2029 Consolidated and Annual Action Plans for housing and community development, with a virtual hearing set for April 23, 2025.

Spring ISD's board was deadlocked on a vote regarding Bluebonnet Learning's Bible-based curriculum, with debates circling the role of religion in education.