Surprise Stadium was voted the #1 Spring Training Facility in the 2025 USA TODAY 10Best Readers' Choice Awards, improving from last year's second place.

San Diego cleared four tons of waste from a former homeless encampment near Torrey Pines, involving multiple city departments and challenging terrain that limited heavy machinery use.

The Memphis Police Department is using Facebook to connect with residents, encouraging them to "Know Your Precinct" for a #StrongerSaferMemphis, fostering community safety and stronger police-citizen relationships.

"Surprise Lately" streams updates on city developments, cultural events, and community activities, featuring the State of the City, a music fest recap, and engaging segments for residents.

Gilbert's recreation centers experienced phone outages, with restoration efforts in progress and officials urging the use of their website for updates.

Douglas County commissions TESSA to provide a domestic violence shelter and resources, recognizing the high incidence of abuse and the critical need for survivor support services.

Portland Fire & Rescue shared their firefighter's training on concrete cutting for urban search and rescue on Facebook, highlighting the importance of skill proficiency.

Anoka County seeks eco-friendly volunteers for its Adopt-a-Highway program, with 80 road segments available for litter cleanup commitments of twice yearly over two years.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office warns the public about rising investment scams and shares tips on recognizing and preventing financial fraud on social media.

Clayton County honors the contributions of women in the community as Women's History Month ends, acknowledging their role in progress and change across all departments.

Eden Prairie introduces a curbside recycling program for residents to dispose of bulky items, excluding light bulbs and batteries, with a service fee.

Dakota County is hosting a Teen Job Fair on April 12 at the Western Service Center, featuring potential employer meetings and virtual reality career exploration.

A new resource center for homeless youth has opened in Orange County, providing showers, meals, and counseling with the help of an $8.4 million HUD grant.