Donnell Bratton and Stephany Aguirre Lopez won Ramsey County's Youth Workforce Champion Awards for their dedication to youth success in education and careers.

Hillsborough County's Pet Resource Center is hosting its annual kitten baby shower event on April 5 to prepare for kitten season and promote fostering.

The family of Luis Aldarondo Jr., who died in an incident at Atlanta's airport, has sued Delta Air Lines for wrongful death, citing negligence and insufficient safety measures.

Wake County observes Child Abuse Prevention Month with events and services to raise awareness and support families, including "Go Blue Day," awareness gatherings, and a policy panel.

Carrollton's Health & Safety Fair, set for April 5, has been canceled due to bad weather, impacting community access to health resources and the annual Kacie's Run.

Tacoma celebrates Earth Day with a community planting event at McKinley Overlook on April 19, inviting volunteers to plant native species and foster community resilience.

The principal of Ann Richards School suddenly resigned, causing concern among the community; despite AISD's tight-lipped response, she later rescinded the decision.

Santiago, a six-year-old dog known for his exuberance and friendly nature, has been charming locals at adoption events and showing significant improvement since being found in a poor state.

Jacksonville is hiring lifeguards and pool managers for the summer, with starting wages of $15 and $16.50 per hour, respectively, and offers free training for candidates.

Boca Raton is preparing for a major demonstration against Donald Trump and Elon Musk, with a focus on peaceful protest and opposing the perceived exploitation of public goods.

Wake County officials are seeking community input on water management with the One Water Plan survey, open from April 2 to May 5, to help shape a 50-year sustainable water supply strategy.

Boston Police's District A-15 has reintroduced its "Walk the Beat" program to strengthen community relations through interactive events, including a cornhole game and shared meals. The program runs Wednesdays and welcomes all fitness levels.

Kannapolis introduces a free weekend shuttle service, the West Avenue Express, to ease downtown parking stress, with routes including Cannon Baller games. The service is ADA accessible and runs Fridays and Saturdays from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.