Boston police officers participated in a charity event, shaving their heads to donate hair to 'Locks of Love' and supporting 'Cops for Kids with Cancer'.

Nashville State's Business School, led by Dr. Christie Ferguson, offers diverse programs and industry partnerships, fostering career opportunities and educational pathways for students.

New sports and recreation facilities, including climbing, baseball, softball, performance training, golf, indoor play, soccer coaching, and pickleball, have opened in Plymouth, enhancing local fitness and activity options.

Jacksonville NC is hiring for seasonal park maintenance roles, offering training and a chance to contribute to the community. The event is on March 15 from 8AM-12PM at 1152 Commons Drive North.

New red light cameras in Boynton Beach will start issuing fines on March 13, 2025, at Congress Avenue and Miner Road; fines increase if not paid timely.

The University of Michigan is being investigated for antisemitism and harassment as part of a wider federal probe into 60 higher education institutions.

San Antonio has updated its 311SA mobile app with new features to enhance residents' connection with city services. The release coincides with national 311 Day.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control is hosting "Luck of the Paws" for St. Patrick's Day, an event at City Hall on March 13 to promote pet adoption and fostering.

The Blaine Police Department has launched a Victim Services Program to support crime victims, funded by the International Association of Chiefs of Police.

Deputy Alexander Nelson from the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office completed Drug Recognition Expert school and is now certified to handle drug-impaired driver exams.

Raleigh introduces a women-only swim event at Millbrook Exchange Pool for adult women and children, encouraging a comfortable space for those preferring a male-free environment.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office ran a seminar to help law enforcement families deal with stress, using horse-based therapy to improve relationships and resilience.

Fort Worth Water introduced a free SmartWater Assessment Program to assist local businesses and organizations in reducing water usage and utility costs.