The Minneapolis Police Department highlights its Community Service Officers' journeys and the benefits of their program, which includes free college tuition and a pathway to a policing career.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department has initiated a youth advisory team with students to foster understanding between law enforcement and the community.

Minnetonka's annual tree and shrub sale returns, offering residents discounted greenery to enhance the city's tree canopy. Special presales for areas lacking trees begin May 5, with the general sale on May 12, exclusively for local property planting.

Ogden City, with Utah Rivers Council, reintroduces the RainHarvest program, allowing residents to buy discounted, eco-friendly rain barrels to collect rooftop water for reuse.

Las Vegas columnist Norm Clarke, known for his eye patch, passed away at 82. He covered celebrities and sports, and his work appeared in the Review-Journal. Clarke died following a hip injury and cancer battle.

Sheriff's deputies rescued a great blue heron entangled in an abandoned trout line in St. Tammany Parish, emphasizing the importance of cleaning up after outdoor activities.

Council Member Jason Chavez is seeking feedback from South Minneapolis residents regarding helicopter noise as he prepares to draft a directive to review and potentially reduce noise pollution.

The Santa Clara County Office of Education faces budget cuts due to a frozen federal grant, resulting in hundreds of layoffs, impacting the Head Start program and prompting educators and unions to seek support.

A Minneapolis officer helped an elderly resident shovel snow, demonstrating an act of kindness that was shared on the police department's social media.

Arlington has received the Tree City USA Growth Award from the Arbor Day Foundation for its efforts in urban forestry and community engagement in tree canopy protection.

Sheriff's Office attended the Leader Faith Forum in Covington, focusing on prayers for the community and its leaders, with a mix of faith and civic responsibility.

Seattle Parks and Recreation introduces metal waste bins across 500 parks, aiming for a 75% waste diversion rate and aligning with the city's environmental goals.

St. Louis Park's Rec Center is hiring part-time maintenance staff for May-September with roles offering 20-30 hours weekly, spanning early morning to afternoon shifts.