Yolo County Library and Catholic Charities offer free virtual presentations to residents on legal rights, led by immigration law expert Clarence E. Mamaril.

The King County Sheriff's Office commemorated the 41st anniversary of Detective Michael L. Raburn's death, who was killed in the line of duty on March 27, 1984.

Fayetteville's webinar focused on enhancing inclusivity for those with developmental disabilities, featuring discussions on education, support strategies, and community engagement.

Maui businesses are reminded to renew their liquor licenses by June 16, with the Department of Liquor Control accepting applications from April 1, 2025, using the revised form from August 2024.

The Rice County Diaper Bank Collaborative intensifies efforts to provide diapers to Northern California families, greatly alleviating their financial burden.

Knoxville's DA Charme Allen launched the "Cops in Court" program to teach local officers, including those from the University of Tennessee and the Knoxville PD, effective courtroom testimony skills.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office provided training to its cadets in ASL and recognition of non-verbal cues to improve communication with the deaf community.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers impersonating cops, targeting locals with fake warrants and demanding cryptocurrency payments. They advise verifying such claims directly with the agency.

An overturned semi-truck spilled beer cans on I-285 south in DeKalb County; cleanup lasted two hours, no driver injuries reported, cause under investigation.

Texas residents must register by April 3 to vote in the upcoming elections, with early voting starting April 22 and Election Day on May 3. Details are at VoteTexas.gov.

Two long-serving Hamilton County reserve deputies, Jeff Larkin and Kurt Delong, retire with a ceremony attended by family and officials, receiving accolades and congressional recognition.

The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office expressed condolences for the loss of four Harris County deputies to suicide, highlighting the mental health challenges in law enforcement.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office honored the late Deputy Doug Sanford on the third anniversary of his death, celebrating his legacy and commitment to animal welfare on social media.