Gwinnett County unveiled multiple infrastructure projects, including $1.3M renovations for Ivy Creek Greenway, a master plan for Jimmy Carter Blvd, new government building signage, and design work for a new transit center.

Kent State students protest Ohio Senate Bill 1, which would ban diversity initiatives in higher education, arguing it threatens academic freedom and inclusivity.

The Pinellas Sheriff's Office hosted The Arc Tampa Bay for a law enforcement experience, fostering community relations with those with intellectual disabilities.

Las Vegas invites families to a free Family Spring Fling event with activities, pet parade, car show, and more at Floyd Lamb Park on April 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Chief Rollins and Lewisville PD partnered with Burning Lamp Church to engage with the Latino community about law enforcement concerns, fostering trust and ongoing dialogue.

Celebrate Earth Day with family-friendly activities at Virginia Burton Gray Recreation Center in Riverdale, GA, including crafts, inflatables, and garden plots. The event is on April 26, with a $35 registration for gardening.

The long-awaited Port Wonder has been unveiled in Lake Charles, marking a new beginning for the city's lakefront with facilities including the Children's Museum and the LDWF Nature and Science Center.

Boston Police District B-2 and Bureau of Community Engagement officers joined Roxbury seniors for "Coffee & Bingo with a Cop" to foster community relations.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office showcases its Mounted Posse, a volunteer unit of horses and handlers aiding in search and rescue, and community patrols, enhancing local safety and engaging the community.

Union County's UCSO Foundation Car Show is taking place on April 12th, featuring various vehicle competitions and additional attractions like raffles and food trucks.

El Paso invites kids 4-10 to register for Coach Pitch baseball by March 22. The $40 fee includes a mandatory parent class, with scholarships available.

The Wright County Compost Recycling Center offers free moving boxes and secure document shredding services to locals, on a first-come, first-serve basis, promoting community spirit and support.

The Mesquite Police thanked the Elks Lodge and Auxiliary Club for their support at their annual dinner, naming community members and officers of the year.