Pennsylvania has begun distributing "Pennsylvania Money Match" checks to return unclaimed property to residents without the usual claim process, with 7,400 individuals receiving a collective total of over $1.7 million.

Jonny Castro Art created a tribute artwork for Sgt. Grant Candies, appreciated by the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office and community for honoring his spirit and service.

Hernando County Sheriff's Office is recruiting for a Detention Deputy in Training, offering significant benefits, training coverage, and a path to law enforcement careers.

The Phoenix community honored Native American soldiers, highlighting Lori Piestewa, the first Native American woman killed in combat. The Pentagon faced criticism for removing and restoring DEI content on military websites.

Orlando repurposes buses into mobile emergency shelters for the homeless, spending $3.1 million over three years, amid debate on the initiative's costs and benefits.

Maui County announces closures and service modifications for Prince Kūhiō Day, with county offices, pools, and landfills closed, but residential trash pickup and the Maui Bus operating as usual.

San Antonio celebrated the opening of Nova Lofts, an affordable housing complex in District 10, developed by The NRP Group and supported by the city's Affordable Housing Bond, offering 65 homes for low and moderate-income families.

B-360, a Baltimore nonprofit, opens a Teen Center at Harborplace Pavilion, offering education, career support, and a space for youth, while planning for a future dirt bike campus.

HAWC opens One Safe Place Houston, a new facility to aid domestic abuse survivors, with housing, crisis care, and resources for rebuilding their lives.

Arizona employs AI in wildfire detection and response, with 30 cameras expected by May 1 to enhance early detection and tracking, potentially saving lives and protecting infrastructure.

St. Johns County introduces its first Strategic Plan with six priorities, focusing on community trust, economic growth, and conservation. The plan, driven by public input, aims for adaptable and measurable progress over five years.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office released a list of apps that parents should be aware of for internet safety, emphasizing the importance of discussing online safety with children.

Deputy Joseph "Shawn" Singleton rejoined the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office, with a Facebook post detailing his roles, training, and community involvement.