Maryville College is hosting STEMFest with activities led by students Bailey, Koster, and Wright, aiming to inspire attendees with STEM and offering a new Passport feature for prizes.

Martha retired from the Austin Diagnostic Clinic and served 17 years as an Airport Ambassador at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, exemplifying dedicated post-career service.

The Department of Neighborhoods in Seattle honored the High Point Mommas for their activism during the '60s and '70s as part of Women's History Month.

The Salt Lake City Police commemorated the 45th anniversary of Detective David W. Olson's death, who was killed accidentally 45 years ago and had also served in the Vietnam War.

Wauwatosa calls for youth and adult mentors to join its Youth Commission, a platform for teenagers to influence local policies and gain leadership skills, with adult volunteers serving as mentors.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management warns against charity scams following disasters and offers guidelines to ensure donations are made safely and to legitimate entities.

Recology Davis will inspect residents' waste bins to ensure proper sorting, adhering to Senate Bill 1383, with feedback tags provided for compliance or correction.

Placer County offers a workshop on April 2 for local vendors about doing business with the government, both in-person and online, with insights on procurement processes.

Colony Ridge business owner Erik Payán Ibarra was released on bond after proving not a flight risk, with his attorney Silvia Mintz arguing for his stay in the U.S. based on community ties and a clean record, aside from his undocumented status.

City crews responded to a sewage spill in Northeast Portland, working to contain and clean up an estimated 400 gallons and protect nearby Johnson Lake.

Local Community Center's Lap Pool is closed for maintenance from March 24 to April 4, including inspections and cleaning.

Pro-Palestinian students at UCLA filed a lawsuit claiming the university failed to protect their rights during a protest, alleging civil rights violations.

Garland may increase Homestead and Senior Exemptions, with a council vote due on April 15. If passed, changes apply to 2025 taxes, saving homeowners modest amounts annually.