The ACPS in Jacksonville is hosting a Shelter Slumber Pawty to promote animal welfare and engage the community through social networking and influencer involvement.

Sandy Springs passes ordinances to address antisemitic incidents by restricting night-time soliciting and creating buffer zones for public demonstrations.

A $349 million Mega Millions ticket remains unclaimed in Illinois; it was purchased at Casey's General Store in Cortland. The winner, still unknown, has one year to claim the prize.

Normandale Community College hosts a cultural event on April 30, celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander heritage with food, displays, and a visit to the Japanese Garden.

Bloomington's Skate School is relocating to Richfield Ice Arena due to renovations at the Bloomington Ice Garden, but promises the same curriculum and expertise.

Jeff Zupfer, known as Mr. Z, has positively influenced students through music education at Normandale Hills Elementary since 1995, integrating social-emotional learning and community engagement.

Bloomington's Public Works and Police Department will host open houses on May 17, offering equipment demonstrations, facility tours, and various interactive activities.

Katie Meaux joins the Bloomington WIC team as a Public Health Dietitian and embraces local community activities.

Bloomington launches a Renewable Energy Challenge for Earth Month, encouraging local energy customers to opt into using more renewable sources with a small monthly fee.

Austin is a finalist for the All-America City Award, recognizing its commitment to eco-sustainability and engaged community development as part of its Climate Equity Plan.

Ron Crook was named Firefighter of the Year by Bloomington's Fire Department, recognizing his achievements since joining in 2016 and his dedication to safety and community education.

Bloomington celebrates environmental progress during Earth Month with sustainable achievements like energy-efficient homes, electric city trucks, organic waste recycling, tree planting, and water conservation initiatives.

The Hyland Hills South Condominium Association, with a grant from the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District, is removing invasive buckthorn and planting native species.