Arlington offers a variety of events this weekend, including the Rangers' MLB season opener, art exhibitions, family programs, football, soccer, a farmers market, arm wrestling, and a community band concert.

Local homeschool group visited St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office, experienced law enforcement activities and met K-9 units, as shared on the office's Facebook page.

The Edmond Urban Forestry program sustains city charm, with activities like tree planting and education, enhancing urban quality of life and fostering environmental stewardship.

Brittnee Boot, a 31-year-old single mom, won $1 million from a scratch-off lottery ticket at a Fayette County sports bar, after initially planning to stop playing. She intends to invest the winnings and buy her family a new home.

Hillsborough County invites students to enter their Waste Reduction and Recycling Art Contest, open until November 30, 2025, to promote environmental awareness.

Ohio's State Fire Marshal reminds residents to prioritize safety during spring cleaning, focusing on fire prevention by decluttering and maintaining appliances.

JSO promotes safety with Neighborhood Crime Prevention Walks, reflecting on participation with Gabriel Devoe's mother and seeking public help in solving his murder.

Sgt. Judy Gautreaux is highlighted by the Metropolitan Police during Women's History Month for her exemplary role in police training and her inspiring leadership for women in law enforcement.

Wake County unveils a new free dental care clinic for uninsured children up to age 20, expanding its Smiles program to support children's dental health.

Saint Paul is promoting worker cooperatives to enhance local economic solidarity and resilience, offering support through the LOCAL Fund and free business planning webinars.

Las Vegas Crime Scene Analyst Noelle Herring was awarded the "Good Ticket" for aiding a missing person with dementia, demonstrating attention to duty and empathy.

Maple Grove Police and Fire Rescue are hosting a food drive for CROSS Services. They invite the community to explore emergency vehicles and donate on April 5, 2025, at the local fire station.

MPD met with Dr. Robin Engel to discuss policing reforms aimed at reducing crime and building trust, with the department expressing commitment to change and eagerness to apply new strategies.