The Sterling Heights Area Community Foundation will hold its Annual Meeting on April 8 at the local Community Center, focusing on grant distribution and community initiatives.

New York State illuminated landmarks for Trans Day of Visibility and the NYPD held an event underscoring transgender rights, countering recent federal limitations on gender recognition.

The Haitian diaspora in Miami turns to faith at Notre Dame d'Haiti amidst crises in their homeland and uncertain U.S. immigration policies, seeking community support and solace.

Tech industry groups challenge Florida's new law that aims to increase age restrictions on social media to protect minors, citing First Amendment rights and current platform safeguards for youths.

The Department of the Auditor General found UPMC mismanaged over $350,000 in a Community HealthChoices contract, resulting in unrecoverable losses and inefficiency.

Wake County Public Libraries partners with Advance Community Health to offer free health screenings at 11 libraries from April to August as part of a community health initiative.

Montgomery County broke ground on a new supportive housing facility aimed to significantly reduce homelessness in Lansdale, providing dignified housing and essential services.

Boston Police Department participated in the 4th Medina Dixon All-Star basketball tournament to honor the local legend and support youth and senior programs.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office shared an April Fools' social media post joking about new animal recruits like an eagle and a dolphin, engaging the community in a playful tradition.

Mecklenburg County schedules dredging operations for Park Road Park's pond starting April 16th, aiming to improve water quality and safety by removing sediment and debris. The project will not require pond draining and the park will remain open.

Martha overcame homelessness with help from Washington County's Supportive Housing Services, becoming a tenant and creating a home filled with her art.

Union City introduces CodeRED, an emergency notification service that sends residents alerts about various crises. Residents can sign up by texting UnioncityGA to 24639 to receive timely information.

Johns Hopkins University-owned company Broadway Services is closing, resulting in over 1,000 job cuts by summer. Transition plans are underway for affected employees.