Garland released a multilingual Voter Information Guide for the May 3 bond election, detailing propositions and projects, to help voters make informed decisions.

Phoenix Police Department sees a surge in applications, aiming to fill over 600 vacancies with a focus on new recruitment strategies and maintaining a high retention rate.

A stray dog was rescued from a pond by Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue after being spotted by spring breakers who were unable to help. The dog is now recovering with Broward Animal Care.

The City of Maple Grove, Minnesota, has announced job vacancies in various departments, promoting opportunities for local employment with competitive pay and a supportive work environment.

The Illinois State Police hosted its first all-women recruitment event aiming to increase female representation in law enforcement, aligning with the 30X30 Initiative.

St. Louis Park issued a proclamation for Women's History Month, highlighting women's achievements and adversities, including milestones by Nadia Mohamed and Peggy Flanagan.

St. Louis Park and the American Red Cross launched "Smoke Alarms for Seniors," providing free 10-year smoke alarms to elderly residents to enhance fire safety.

Mill Valley has finalized a joint agreement for the shared use of Friends Field between the City and the School District, prioritizing student access while ensuring community use.

New shade structures will be installed at East Mesa Public Recreation Center's pickleball courts in Las Cruces, causing intermittent closures over an eight-week period starting March 17, 2025.

A severe snowstorm stranded drivers on I-40 in Arizona, causing long backups and leaving some without food or water. The ADOT conducted checks and advised travel delays.

La Jolla introduced a new gateway sign, supported by the Rotary Club and designed by Trace Wilson, at a ribbon-cutting event attended by city officials.

The Athens-Clarke County has released the 2025 "ACC from A to Z" guide, providing updated contact information for government services and community resources.

Boulder seeks public input to create a healing trail at Fort Chambers / Poor Farm site, reflecting the Sand Creek Massacre's history, with a community workshop and online participation until March 30.