Pierce County Aging and Disability Resources is starting a free seminar series about dementia, with the first session on March 19, to provide education and support for caregivers and those affected.

Lewisville is set to celebrate St. Paddy's Texas Style on March 15, featuring Irish music, dance, and Texas country, with volunteers sought for event support.

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara and other seasoned law enforcement experts met to discuss transformative policing, focusing on accountability, transparency, and community engagement.

Waukesha's waste services change hands on March 31, 2025, with Johns Disposal set to replace Waste Management. Residents will receive new carts but see no schedule changes.

Lewisville offers free workshops on home repair and grants, part of the Lewisville 2025 vision to improve neighborhoods, with various programs and financial incentives.

The 11th annual "Meet at the Bridge" event in Miami-Dade County's Arch Creek Park features educational activities, a plant propagation workshop, and food vendors.

Jacksonville residents can dispose of hazardous items at the E-Waste Mobile Collection event on March 22nd at Ed Austin Regional Park, ensuring safe and eco-friendly waste management.

Carrollton recovers from a severe storm with city-covered cleanup costs and temporary library services. Power outages are decreasing, and traffic is returning to normal, while the city assesses damage and clarifies siren policies.

St. Johns County began upgrading the Solomon Calhoun Community Center's football field to artificial turf, aiming for year-round use and better durability, with county officials attending the groundbreaking.

Miami-Dade County to host a presentation on March 11 discussing fluoride's effects in drinking water, featuring health experts and Florida's Surgeon General, Dr. Joseph Ladapo.

Elementary school in Phoenix shows academic improvements, particularly a 25% rise in math scores, following a year-long collaborative initiative with the Arizona Department of Education.

King County Sheriff's Office and the King County Housing Authority are offering free anti-theft steering wheel locks to public housing residents to deter vehicle theft.

James Brown was appointed as the Interim County Manager of Newton County, succeeding former manager Harold Cooper after serving as the County's Director of Water Resources.