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.

The Pittsburgh Planning Commission voted against designating the former gay bar Donny's Place as a historic landmark, possibly leading to its demolition for townhomes.

Raleigh introduces new Pétanque courts at Pullen Park, invites locals to learn and play at its opening event with instruction, snacks, and a sense of community.

The Tour Lawrence Bike Share program is back, offering rentals at the Lawrence Government Center and Fort Ben Cultural Campus, with free first-hour rides for members and $3 per hour for non-members.

Mecklenburg County prepares for Child Abuse Prevention Month in April, featuring blue outfits, pinwheels, and an event to raise awareness about child protection.

Sharon Daugherty's role as a Community Outreach Coordinator at MPD is highlighted on social media for her community engagement and advocacy for women in law enforcement during Women's History Month.

A power outage closed Clayton County courthouse temporarily, delaying court services. Cause unknown, with Georgia Power citing customer equipment malfunction. Initial misinformation claimed the jail also lost power, which was later corrected.

Bayer faces a $2.1 billion jury verdict in Georgia over claims that its Roundup weed killer caused a plaintiff's non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Bayer plans to appeal.

The Illinois State Fair announces its 2025 lineup including Monsters of Destruction, rodeo events, tractor pulls, and a Demolition Derby at The Arena from August 7-17.

Mega Millions is revamping in April with larger jackpots and better odds, but tickets will increase from $2 to $5. The Megaplier feature will be retired.

The Saint Paul Police Department is promoting Safe Summer Nights, events aimed at community engagement with activities, food, and giveaways. The events start June 5, with a special edition on June 10 for participants with disabilities.

Coon Rapids PD honored the retirement of Anoka's Chief Eric Peterson after 30 years of service, welcoming new Chief Andy Youngquist and stressing the importance of interdepartmental partnership.

The Minnesota DHS shared updates on services for the aging/disabled, inviting feedback on worker overtime, reminding of upcoming events, and announcing advisory committee applications.