The West Mitchell Hammock Water Treatment Plant's fluoride dosing has faced pauses due to equipment issues, including outdated, malfunctioning fluoride analyzers, prompting the City of Oviedo to seek replacements.

The City of Portland supports small businesses with a Resource Fair in collaboration with APANO, offering workshops, networking, and resources for entrepreneurs.

Plymouth Police discuss their new body-worn camera program, aiming to increase transparency and address misconceptions, in a video accessible via their Facebook post.

Phoenix's Mobile Career Unit, launched at Cesar Chavez Library, helps residents with job searches using technology and personalized support, aiming to provide direct employment opportunities in local communities.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces the opening of Cheryl Chow Park in Rainier Valley on April 5, 2025, with festivities planned to honor the former councilmember.

Acero Schools community in Gage Park faces an immigration arrest and potential school closures, creating fear and prompting protests for safety and stability.

Michigan's Governor Gretchen Whitmer is considering limits on cell phone use in schools, prompting mixed reactions from parents and renewed legislative efforts for statewide policy.

Christine Stinchcomb is appointed as Cobb County's new Director and Chief Appraiser with over 25 years of experience.

The Eden Prairie Police Department offers tips to prevent residential burglaries during spring break, such as avoiding social media posts about travel, locking doors and windows, using timers on lights, and securing valuables.

Copper, the Boston Police Department's Comfort Dog, joined the Boys & Girls Club of Dorchester for a bowling event, promoting positive interactions between youth and law enforcement.

Mordecai Historic Park in Raleigh will host an event on March 29 to display archaeological discoveries, tracing the local history from Indigenous peoples to present times.

Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins outlines a billion-dollar plan to address high egg prices due to avian influenza, aiming to make eggs affordable.

Starla Simmons, a social worker and eco-therapist in Austin, was featured for her work combining environmental justice with community care, focusing on nature's role in social wellbeing and addressing inequalities in access to green spaces.