NCFST Mobile Market adjusts its operating hours to 3-4:30 p.m. in Wake Forest, aiming to better align with customer demand and frequently selling out of popular items before the previous closing time.

The University of Tennessee Health Science Center celebrated the completion of the Nash Building's fourth-floor renovations, aimed at enhancing research facilities.

Los Angeles County allocates $12.2 million from Measure A tax to combat homelessness, with fund distribution based on poverty and homelessness statistics.

Fifteen new recruit firefighters were sworn into Hillsborough County Fire Rescue, ready to serve the community with diverse backgrounds and a commitment to public service.

Michigan updates its child car seat laws, requiring rear-facing seats until age 2 and forward-facing with a harness until age 5, boosting safety for young passengers.

Dorchester Teen Center won a close soccer match against BPD FC, fostering community spirit and youth engagement.

Dunwoody Police conducted a sting operation to ensure local businesses were not selling alcohol to minors; all 20 tested establishments passed the compliance check.

Gaston County announces a week of events including a County Commission meeting, baseball games, a park Master Plan meeting, a writer's workshop, Senior Games, and a Garden Fest.

Officials in Farmington Hills, MI, consider culls and hunting to manage the overabundant deer population that causes vehicle collisions and property damage.

Squatters have taken over an RV storage lot in the City of Industry, causing damage and safety concerns, while negotiations and legal actions to address the situation proceed.

The Boston Police and VA have enhanced their collaboration, providing officers with Crisis Intervention Team training to better handle encounters with veterans, particularly those facing mental health or substance use crises.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office is to issue Child ID cards during an Open House event, also launching the "Guardian Angel Program" for children with disabilities.

Lewisville Police Department is accepting applications for their 47th Citizen Police Academy, offering residents immersive insights into police work over a ten-week course starting April 3.