Phoenix Nears Selection of New Police Chief: Four Finalists Emerge from National Search
Phoenix is close to selecting a new police chief, with four candidates remaining. The finalists were chosen after community input and a national search. A public forum is scheduled for March 19 to discuss the candidates.
Coon Rapids Gears Up for Festive Cheer with Annual Tree Lighting Festival, Invites Local Business Sponsorships
Coon Rapids' Tree Lighting Festival, organized with the Community Strength Foundation, unites residents in celebration. Businesses can support the event and other programs through the City's sponsorship opportunities, gaining promotional benefits.
63% of Maryland Voters Back 2-Cent Tax on Sugary Drinks as "For Our Kids Act" Advances
A majority of Maryland voters support a proposed 2-cent tax on sugary drinks, with funds aimed at aiding state initiatives like school meals and childcare. Governor Moore's approval has dipped amid economic concerns.
University of South Florida Under Federal Investigation Over Alleged Race-Based Scholarships and Programs
The US Department of Education is investigating the University of South Florida and over 50 other institutions for racial biases in education programs that may exclude white and Asian American students.
Union City Mayor Vince R. Williams to Outline Growth and Development Plans in the 2025 State of the City Address
Union City's State of the City Address on April 15 will outline growth plans and developments, focusing on infrastructure and financial stability. Mayor Williams will present at 6:30 PM at Benjamin Banneker High School.
Baltimore's LeadHerShip Summit Ignites Empowerment and Mentorship for Young Women
Baltimore hosted the 2025 LeadHerShip Summit, focusing on empowering young women with mentorship and resources for success during Women's History Month. Mayor Scott emphasized the event's role in fostering future female leaders.












