C.O. Franklin Park's main playground is closing for upgrades, while the swing set and the smaller playground remain open during renovation. Other city playgrounds offer alternatives.

Clark County School Board has approved a $7.8 million contract to repair Lundy Elementary School, with the school set to reopen in August after damage from Tropical Storm Hilary.

A California school district apologized after showing a video with an image of hijacker Leila Khaled, sparking controversy and raising concerns about antisemitic content.

The San Jacinto Monument will undergo a $142-million upgrade focusing on museum exhibits, battleground site, and landscaping, without altering the monument's structure.

The Wisconsin DNR warns of the dangers of late-season ice for ATV and UTV riders and advises checking local sources for ice conditions and carrying self-rescue gear.

DeKalb County's CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson initiated a $4.27 billion plan for water and sewer system upgrades, increasing rates to fund improvements and job creation.

The Sacramento City Council approved $6 million in funding to extend the City’s Motel Shelter Program, providing shelter and support services to homeless families until Feb 2026.

Reginald D. Wells is appointed as the new Director of DeKalb County Watershed Management, succeeding the retiring David Hayes, with extensive experience in the field.

St. Johns County Parks and Recreation has been designated a Certified Autism Center by IBCCES, providing specialized training to staff for accommodating autistic visitors.

Seven Oak Park families became homeowners through a partnership involving Sacramento City, Habitat for Humanity, and community efforts, as part of a revitalization project.

The White Settlement Public Library is launching a new TinkerLab program on March 13, offering STEAM activities for children with flexible come-and-go attendance.

Maricopa County extends Workforce 2 You job training, aiding rural areas with a $500,000 grant, serving youth to veterans, and expanding classes for various sectors.

DeKalb County opens warming centers in anticipation of a cold snap, providing refuge and services such as transportation, hot meals, and case management for those without heat.