A historical marker in Indianapolis commemorates George Tompkins, a Black man lynched in 1922, with the city acknowledging its past and seeking justice.

Marian "Cindy" Pritzker, a philanthropist and Hyatt Hotels chain co-founder's spouse, passed away at 101. She supported Chicago's public libraries and architecture, including the Pritzker Prize and the Jay Pritzker Pavilion.

Lawrenceville is recruiting high school students for its free Legacy Leaders civic engagement program, with applications due until April 14, 2025, aiming to build community involvement and awareness of local governance.

Duquesne University President Ken Gormley is to resign in 2026, becoming chancellor. He led notable initiatives and will focus on a new book during a sabbatical.

Tampa is on track to reopen five Parks and Recreation facilities by the end of May as recovery continues from last year's hurricanes, with repair costs estimated at $8.4 million.

Anthony McCarthy, a significant figure in Baltimore's political and media circles, died at 57 from kidney disease. He worked as a spokesperson for multiple mayors and representatives and was known for his community service and faith.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office uses social media to educate on traffic safety, highlighting offenses beyond speeding such as issues with trailer lights, safety chains, and vehicle tags.

Fulton County Board of Commissioners will hold a meeting on March 19, with public attendance options and various updates expected. Email comments must be sent by the previous Monday.

Heʻeia State Park's banquet hall in Oʻahu reopens with over 200 bookings for various events, managed by Halau Nohona Hawai‘i on a temporary permit.

A storm struck Cobb County leaving downed trees and power outages, but no serious injuries. Crews worked overnight to clear roads, while power companies and NWS provided updates.

The NTI is encouraging women to join skilled trades, with participation on the rise, and TWS highlights benefits like job security for women in these fields.

Barrow County is renovating Victor Lord Park's pickleball courts, doubling them to 12 and improving facilities, with a closure starting April 14 and a mid-June reopening if weather allows.

San Francisco held its 174th St. Patrick's Day Parade, celebrating Irish heritage with thousands in attendance and a vibrant display of floats and cultural pride, as reported by ABC7 News.