Fayetteville's Mental Health Newsletter for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month focuses on inclusion and offers the community strategies and tips to support individuals with developmental disabilities.

The Union County Sheriff's Office celebrates Sheriff Eddie Cathey's birthday, highlighting his role in making the county one of North Carolina's safest.

Residents of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, are demanding answers at community meetings after a jet fuel leak, questioning the duration and extent of the contamination and criticizing Energy Transfer's responses.

Paddington Bear visits the Fort Worth Public Library for spring break events, including story times and activities across 18 locations from March 15-22.

The South Boston St. Patrick's Day parade start time has shifted to 11:30 a.m. from 1 p.m., aiming for a more family-friendly event, with enhanced public safety and reduced revelry following last year's chaotic celebrations.

Hillsborough County provides free mosquitofish to residents as an eco-friendly way to control mosquito populations and prevent the spread of related diseases.

Blaine, Minnesota announces a variety of summer programs for registration, offering sports, arts, and outdoor activities for all ages, along with online reservation of park shelters and event spaces.

Lake Lynn Community Center hosts a crafting session "Wow Mom: Gifts for Mother's Day" for kids age 5+ to create gifts, such as candles and cards, on May 10 from 10 a.m. to noon.

Norris Dam in East Tennessee played a crucial role in preventing over $89 million in flood damage last month by storing excess water and reducing downstream flooding.

Jonesboro Mayor Donya Sartor quickly retracted her resignation, citing legal grounds and facing community support amid tensions with the city council, which postponed action on the matter. A forensic audit of city finances is pending.

Maple Grove and Plymouth are inviting public input on their local transit systems' future through a virtual open house, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in planning.

Austin's Fannie Davis Gazebo, constructed in 1969 by the local NAWIC chapter, received historic landmark status for its cultural and architectural significance.

Southern California colleges were warned by the Department of Education to protect Jewish students from antisemitism under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act or face penalties.