WDFW opens applications for the 2025 Watchable Wildlife Grant, funded by bald eagle license plates, to enhance wildlife viewing and promote inclusive access, with a deadline of May 30.

White Settlement Police Department will host the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Texas at Veterans Park on April 21, supporting inclusivity and local talents.

April is Fair Housing Month in Phoenix, promoting non-discrimination in housing transactions and providing resources for reporting and combating housing discrimination.

Fort Worth celebrates Jazz Appreciation Month with live performances at libraries, including the Ben Bohorquez Quartet.

Atlanta mourns the death of rapper Young Scooter with a balloon release event, following his accidental death while evading police after a false 911 call.

The Clayton County Health District will host "Paint & Tea: A Women’s HIV Prevention Event" on April 19, 2025, for education and empowerment in HIV prevention, incorporating painting and discussions.

BART collaborates with youth on the autism spectrum to record announcements for Autism Acceptance Month, fostering community involvement and showcasing the connection autistic individuals have with trains.

Maui County launches a food security plan focusing on affordable, nutritious, culturally relevant food with community input, aiming to boost local production by 2030.

MSU and Apple are opening an Apple Manufacturing Academy in Detroit to boost small and medium-sized manufacturing businesses with training in smart manufacturing techniques.

LVMPD Search and Rescue invites the public to a 5k and Rescue Rally at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park, featuring a helicopter demo and equipment exploration.

St. Petersburg offers financial assistance to small businesses affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton through the Small Business Disaster Assistance Program.

Las Cruces Public Libraries will offer beginner ukulele classes at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library starting April 17 for adults, teens, and children, with registration required through Brenda Cummings' email.

Newton County Board of Commissioners honored local 4-H students for their strong performance at a district competition, where 59% of participants placed in the top three.