Arlington, Texas, has been named the fourth most diverse large city by WalletHub, climbing from previous rankings and setting standards for multiple forms of diversity.

The "Hello Hillsborough" podcast discusses local improvements and resources in Hillsborough County with Stephanie from Neighborhood Relations, including the Neighborhood Mini-Grant program.

FloridaCommerce hosts workshops in Charlotte County to discuss disaster recovery efforts and the State of Florida Action Plan with stakeholders and citizens.

A Detroit transitional housing facility faces shutdown over zoning issues, displacing residents, including a family who lost children while living in a car. The city pledges to aid those affected.

Aquatic Park is offering summer job opportunities ideal for teens; applications for various roles, including deck crew and lifeguards, are open until late March and April.

Knoxville's downtown is prepping for its festival season, beginning with pedestrian-friendly zones from Feb. 28 and the Mardi Growl Parade on March 1. Road closures and parade details are announced.

Minnetonka released its "Thrive Minnetonka" newsletter, highlighting local business stories, tax assistance resources, and the State of the City address.

Deep Eddy Pool in Austin is closed from March 29 to April 18 for annual cleaning and maintenance, with other local pools available during this period.

Plymouth Community Center is hosting a 'Pint-Sized Prom' for children (3-10) and adults on April 4, featuring dancing, refreshments, and photo opportunities. Tickets are available online.

DeKalb County Judge Stacey Hydrick faced backlash and calls for her resignation from CAIR over her controversial social media comments on the Gaza conflict. She defended her comments, but scrutiny persists due to concerns about judicial impartiality.

Apple shareholders voted to maintain the company's DEI programs, rejecting a conservative think tank's proposal to end them, affirming support for workforce diversity.

White Settlement Community Services announces the Re-DO Take Two Giant Vendor Sale on March 8th at the Pecan Grove Convention Center, featuring food trucks and numerous vendors.

Community composting returns to NYC after a budget-induced hiatus, with revived sites and a goal to increase local organic waste processing and participation in sustainable waste management.