Cobb County celebrated five graduates from its Mental Health Court, a program combining supervision and treatment to improve mental health and reduce recidivism.

The Boston Police Department held a "Coffee with a Cop" event at Scobie's Café to foster community bonds. Commissioner Cox and officers engaged in casual conversations with residents.

Baltimore's population grows for the first time since 2014, with a slight increase attributed to factors like affordability and job opportunities. Mayor Scott credits city improvements for the uptick.

Pittsburgh's Mayor and HACP board members participate in a Public Housing Walk to address housing issues and discuss future policies that meet real community needs.

St. Louis Park's "Move Into Spring Challenge" encourages residents to exercise for 30 minutes daily from April 1 to May 16, with incentives like a prize draw and a free aquatic park pass. Registration ends April 9.

The 73rd Miami-Dade County Youth Fair opened with rides, food, and nostalgia, running from March 13 to April 6, as a celebration of family tradition and community entertainment.

Curtis Hixon Park in Tampa is set for St. Patrick's Day events, with 10,000 expected at the River O' Green and parade on March 15. Traffic congestion and road closures anticipated; alternate transportation recommended.

Boston Police officers played basketball with teens at Charlestown Boys & Girls Club to foster community ties.

A grass fire in South Miami-Dade has scorched 700 acres and is 60% contained, with local fire units and air support battling the flames. No structural threats or injuries reported.

Clayton County offers a digital literacy course on March 28, 2025, at the Morrow Municipal Complex to help residents navigate technology and protect their digital identity.

Randy Patterson faces "concrete cancer" in his pool due to a bad concrete mix sold to Austin-area pool companies, causing widespread issues and leading to costly, protracted repairs.

Eden Prairie celebrates Molly Mitley, a social worker who has provided significant support to the community by connecting those in crisis with necessary resources.

Wisconsin ESD K-9 units trained at the JCC Rainbow Day Camp honing skills to detect electronic devices, with K-9 Geo and his colleagues enjoying the camaraderie and hospitality.