The Shaker Heights Library reopened after a shooting involving local students left one dead and the community showing support through flowers and hot chocolate.

Nationwide protests are planned against President Trump and Elon Musk's policies, with major events in Seattle and D.C. Protestors are uniting against deportations, threats to social security, and federal layoffs.

The DeKalb County Election Board will meet on April 10, 2025, to discuss voter challenges and routine matters, with provisions for public comments in person or via email.

Shabbona Lake State Recreation Area offers a wingshooting clinic for youth and adults, featuring safety instructions, practice sessions, and included lunch for a $10 fee.

Las Vegas is hiring for summer pool staff, including lifeguards, with two hiring fairs scheduled, requiring applicants pass a swim test, background check, and drug test.

The North Las Vegas Police celebrated with kids at Somerset Academy during their 6th Annual First Responders & Heroes Tribute, strengthening community bonds.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Officer Melinda Cooper has been inducted into the International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame, an honor reflecting her boxing excellence.

HWMO received the National Wildfire Mitigation Award for their exceptional wildfire management and community engagement in Hawai‘i after the Lahaina fires.

Sheriff Rhodes vows continued tough traffic enforcement after a fatal crash, with enforcement up 30% from last year. Potential road safety improvements were also discussed at a public meeting.

Fort Worth hosts a Fair Housing Laws & Litigation Symposium on April 23 to discuss critical housing issues, law shifts, and best practices. Registration is open for the event at 1050 Bridgewood Drive.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared an energy emergency in Michigan's Upper Peninsula after severe weather, easing fuel transport restrictions for recovery efforts.

David Siegel, founder of Westgate Resorts and philanthropist, has died at 89; he was recognized for his fight against the opioid crisis, especially after his daughter's death.

West Allis is preparing for Make Music Day on June 21, welcoming anyone to join its music celebration, enriching community spirit across various venues.