Max Estorga, a student in El Paso, is making a difference by collecting suitcases for children in crisis situations, reflecting his community's values and demonstrating a shift in his career interests from surgery to neurology.

Maple Grove seeks five residents to join its Transit and Mobility Committee, helping guide the city's future in transportation planning. Applications are open until February 27, 2025.

Forest Hill Police Department announced a free pet microchipping event on March 15th to increase pet safety and ensure lost pets can be reunited with their owners.

Surprise, Arizona's Tennis & Racquet Complex offers a Spring Break Tennis Camp for kids aged 7-18. The camp runs on March 17-21, focusing on fun and skills development.

The City of White Settlement has scheduled a Community Cleanup event on March 15, with mandatory vouchers available until March 10. The venue is at 8212 Albert Street.

Thousands participated in the Gasparilla Distance Classic in Tampa, celebrated with pirate-themed events. The Tampa Police Department praised law enforcement’s role in ensuring safety during the festive season on Facebook.

EPISD highlights its Montessori programs during National Montessori Education Week, emphasizing student independence and leadership at Green Elementary and Moreno Elementary.

California provided $25.8 million to San Diego to address homelessness, continuing financial support for initiatives like supportive housing programs.

The Hawaiʻi DLIR is organizing a job fair to support federal workers affected by policy changes, offering immediate job openings and an expedited hiring process.

A 60-year-old Orlando man, Dwayne Croft, won $1 million from the Florida Lottery's The Cash Wheel game and chose a lump-sum payment of $605,016.40 pre-tax.

Hawaiʻi has started the 'Akamai Arrival' pilot to digitize its Plants and Animals Declaration Form for travelers, aiming to protect its ecosystem from invasive species and streamline arrival processes.

Medford marks its 140th anniversary, highlighting its growth from a railroad town to Southern Oregon's economic hub, experiencing significant developments and economic transitions along the way.

The Alamitos Neighborhood Library in Long Beach is closing temporarily from March 4-22 for restoration, including termite treatment and lead abatement, with continued access to other branches and online resources.