The Coon Rapids Recycling Center in Anoka County has extended its hours for spring, open Tuesday-Saturday to accept various recyclables, some for a fee.

Waukesha has partnered with Johns Disposal for a revised trash and recycling pickup schedule, promoting proper waste disposal and offering resources for sorting recyclables.

Detroit Fire Department initiates a Self-Re-Inspection Program to help small business owners rectify minor fire code violations. Owners can use a digital checklist to ensure compliance without a follow-up inspection.

Bloomington extends its creative placemaking initiative across all neighborhoods, aiming to boost community engagement and economic growth through art and cultural activities.

WDFW is seeking public input on management strategies for Lower Columbia River tributary fisheries and updating its Fishery Management Evaluation Plan.

Sheffield High School students protest over school leadership concerns, lack of teachers, and strict rules, with a signed petition demanding changes. The school district is investigating and promises action.

Anoka County in Minnesota alerts residents of the pollution in its waters from illegal dumping, educating them on proper waste disposal to protect the environment.

Grand Prairie and the Texas Golf Association partner to offer adaptive golf clinics for individuals with disabilities, promoting inclusivity in sports.

The Mentor Senior Center Garage Sale, on April 26, offers a range of items from over 70 vendors with free admission, hot food, and open to the public.

Hamilton's Barbecuing for a Better Hamilton initiative connects residents with city officials at barbecue events to discuss local issues and enhance community engagement.

Miami Sharks Rugby Club moves over 30 players to Pompano Beach's Old Town Square, signaling the city's growth and the team's community integration plans.

A 1937 Philco radio, inherited by Tracy La Vere, was restored to working condition by volunteers at Ramsey County's Fix-It Clinic, including expert Rod Basham.

Ramsey County celebrates April as National County Government Month, focusing on community engagement and highlighting the local government's role in public service and quality of life.