A cyber-attack on Chicago Public Schools' vendor exposed personal data of 700,000 students but did not involve misuse of data or financial information. CPS is working with law enforcement on the breach.

Montgomery County survey indicates 84% of residents rate it highly as a place to live, but also highlights concerns like housing affordability and public safety.

Lake Havasu City receives a $969,750 grant for upgrades to Rotary Community Park, including better accessibility with new restrooms, shade structures, widened sidewalks, and Mobi-mats for beach access.

Hundreds protested in Milwaukee against proposed workforce cuts at the VA by the Trump administration, voicing concerns for veterans' care and workers' jobs.

The Jefferson Community Foundation announces the 22nd Annual Jefferson Parish Senior Exposition on March 20, 2025, at the Pontchartrain Center, offering health resources and activities for seniors.

Mounes Street at Sams Avenue will close on March 9 for water line installation, with detours via Edwards Avenue, Citrus Boulevard, and Dickory Avenue.

The Raleigh Fire Department is offering a free emergency response training for volunteers through the CERT program, covering skills like fire safety and disaster medical operations.

Nassau County, FL emphasizes the role of natural ecosystems in flood mitigation during Flood Awareness Week and encourages residents to keep drainage clear.

Residents and city workers in Conyers collaborated on a neighborhood cleanup, collecting 560 pounds of trash and tires in the Hunting Creek subdivision.

MDFR urges homeowners to check smoke alarms and CO detectors when adjusting clocks for daylight saving time, emphasizing the vital role they play in fire safety.

Wake Forest TAB hosts STEM Saturday on April 12 at Joyner Park for K-12 students to explore science and tech through interactive exhibits and activities.

The National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington is set to open with free public festivities, including fireworks and live performances, on March 22, ahead of its grand opening on March 25.

Arlington hosts a free shredding and electronics recycling event on April 5, 2025, from 8 a.m. to noon for residents with proof of residency. Limits apply and items like refrigerators are not accepted.