Peoria's AM/PM Summer Camp Program for ages 5-14 offers STEAM activities, field trips, and Club choices. It runs from May 27-July 23 with full and part-time rates, including meals and activities. Registration is open with a May 23 Meet & Greet event.

Waunita Rayburn was named the 2024 Good Neighbor award recipient in Peoria for her outstanding community work, receiving a $50 gift certificate and hosting a neighborhood block party.

Scott County invites public feedback on its updated Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan to enhance disaster preparedness, with an in-person meeting scheduled for April 1 at the Government Center.

White Settlement Community Services invites children under 16 to a free Kid Fish event on March 22nd at Veterans Park, featuring a variety of fish and educational experiences.

Bella Bautista, a transgender woman, withdrew from Miss Georgia USA, citing value misalignment with the organization, and is now suing the pageant company.

El Dorado County Fire Marshal Lucas Shepard passed away unexpectedly while on vacation. The community mourns his loss, and memorial details are pending.

The Arizona Highway Patrol Division has expanded its online presence by launching social media accounts to share traffic updates, safety tips, and department activities.

The Brooklyn Park Crime Prevention association and Brooklyn Park Lions are hosting a Belgian Waffle Breakfast fundraiser with a Silent Auction to support local programs.

A vehicle crashed into a Buckhead post office, causing minor injuries to two women and prompting an immediate closure. Police cited the SUV's driver, and the post office's operational status remains uncertain.

Pinal County Supervisor Stephen Q. Miller expressed frustration over legislative hurdles impeding solutions to the county's water crisis, particularly the obstruction of crucial water-related bills.

Memorial Hospital Miramar celebrated its 20-year milestone by inviting its first baby, now a nursing student, to a special event and gifted her a stethoscope.

League City was recognized by the Texas Economic Development Council for its Economic Excellence for the fifth year, honoring the city's training, staff expertise, memberships, and organization.

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office warned against drunk driving on St. Patrick's Day, advising celebrants to plan a sober ride home and reminding them that buzzed driving is drunk driving.