Suwanee and Duluth cities are holding a "Battle of the Cities" Blood Drive Challenge on May 1, 2025, to encourage blood donations in partnership with the American Red Cross.

The Filmed By Bike Film Festival is coming to Eugene, featuring 90 minutes of cycling-themed films, a raffle, and a community ride. Tickets support local non-profits, and the event coincides with "May is Bike Month."

South Haven City Council debates reinstatement of lifeguards at local beaches following drownings, with the USLA presenting a plan and the council seeking an itemized cost breakdown.

Charlotte Deputy Fire Chief Pete Skeris joins the Fire Service Executive Development Institute to enhance leadership skills, one of 28 selected amid nearly 300 applicants.

New Orleans has announced safety plans for the upcoming French Quarter Fest, emphasizing public security as the city anticipates a large crowd for the music event.

Henry Ford Health's "Zero Suicide Model" has reduced patient suicide rates by up to 25%, offering a systematic approach to screening and intervention across diverse populations and settings.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office is looking for a Corrections Cook with qualifications including a high school diploma and first aid skills, offering a $20.59/hour wage and benefits.

The St. Charles Parish Dept. of Parks and Recreation is hosting the fifth annual Fish Dat Rodeo, a family-friendly fishing event at the Bonnet Carre’ Spillway on May 10.

Paul M. Green will talk about his book "The Thief, the Senator, and the Knight of the Bleeding Heart" at Chatham Community Library on April 12, discussing the 1870 murder of John Stephens and its impact on North Carolina history.

Mecklenburg County announces "Love Your Local" events starting April 22, promoting local produce with activities like dinners, gardening demos, brewery trivia, cooking shows, and a youth cook-off.

Boston Police held a Scam Awareness Workshop in Dorchester to educate seniors on recognizing and avoiding fraud, encouraging community engagement and proactive defense.

Pittsburgh's condemned American Legion building in Troy Hill is scheduled for demolition after a partial collapse; residents express mixed feelings about the loss of the historic site.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety is hosting a resource fair to inform about the Minnesota Crime Victim Reimbursement Program, which helps victims of violent crime financially.