Carrollton's Commercial Industrial Zone is under a boil water notice after an issue at the Golden Bear Booster Station caused a drop in water pressure.

Sharon Regional Medical Center reopens under new ownership by Tenor Health, with plans for a partial service revival including emergency and various departments.

Palm Beach County celebrates Florida Bicycle Month in March, emphasizing health and eco-friendliness, with events and enhancements to cycling infrastructure and accessibility.

The City of Garland is seeking residents to fill positions on its Boards & Commissions, with various district vacancies listed on their official website.

Michigan's 313 area code is changing to a 10-digit dialing requirement by October 7, 2025, with a new 679 area code introduced once 313 numbers are exhausted.

Arlington is seeking residents to join city boards and commissions, offering a chance to impact policy and city projects. Volunteer applications are due by May 15, 2025.

Miami-Dade County Tax Collector combats scalpers selling DMV appointments, ensuring fair access to services and urging residents to directly book through the official website.

Clayton County officials are hosting a "Stop the Violence Rally" with discussions, lunch, and music to address community violence on March 22 at the Virginia Burton Gray Recreation Center.

Ramsey County's Winter Warming Spaces program, offering shelter from the cold, is set to end on March 31 after being used almost 10,000 times since December.

Raleigh's Pullen Aquatic Center offers free lifeguard training clinics to prepare for the official lifeguarding course.

Arlington Public Library launched its SNAP Sensory Program to provide inclusive, sensory-friendly spaces and activities for individuals with autism, ADHD, Tourette's, and other disabilities.

Washington County Sheriff's Office participated in Special Olympics Wisconsin's Basketball Skills Competition, thanking the organization and local law enforcement partners for fostering inclusivity through sports.

Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office had students from Felix Varela High School name their new horse, which was dubbed Valor. The students' participation is linked with their agriscience education.