Kilgore, Texas, has been recognized as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community by the TMO, acknowledging its commitment to its local music scene and heritage.

Protests erupted in Miami over Trump's address to Congress, revealing deep political divisions both in public and among lawmakers, with some Democrats protesting during the speech.

Lawrence residents are preparing for a city-wide clean-up day on April 22, 2025, to beautify public spaces, with activities including litter removal and mulching.

The Dr. M.T. Pope House Museum in Raleigh offers a free African American Third Ward Walking Tour, highlighting the area's historic black neighborhood and its ties to Shaw University.

Anoka County's Senior Expo on April 5 will offer health services, entertainment, and a pancake breakfast for seniors at Lord of Life Church in Ramsey.

St. Peters invites volunteers for Clean Streams Day at 370 Lakeside Park to clean local waterways on April 12, starting at 8 a.m. Registration is open until April 4.

Fort Worth's 2024 Mayor’s Neighborhood Awards honored community champions, with Lake Como NAC winning Neighborhood of the Year and other accolades for beautification and civic engagement.

Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs honored eight women leaders for their impact on the community during a celebration for Women's History Month.

The Douglas County Courthouse Art Gallery is showcasing a Youth Art Exhibit, "Healing in Color," in celebration of National Youth Art Month, available for viewing until March 28th.

Barwell Road Community Center introduces personal development classes for adults and teens, with twice-weekly sessions to aid in self-improvement and goal setting.

Tacoma has extended its moratorium on new historic districts until November 5, 2025, to allow the Planning Commission time to review preservation policies.

Daylight saving time starts on March 9, 2025, at 2 a.m. in Arlington. Residents are reminded to set clocks forward and check safety devices. Assistance is available for eligible individuals needing smoke detectors.

The Milton City Council approved the final plat for the Echo neighborhood, which includes an underground water detention system and is set to feature 23 single-family homes.