Chicago began removing tent encampments from Gompers Park, prompting protests and concerns over the treatment of residents and the notification process.

Lewisville's "Giving is Golden" program supports local nonprofits through collection drives, currently seeking tube socks for MetroRelief until mid-March, with further planned drives for essentials and children's books.

Lewisville opens its grant season for local nonprofits and government agencies to apply for funds supporting services for low and moderate-income residents.

Hopkins-Minnetonka Recreation presents summer 2025 activities including Camp HopTonka for kids and Park Adventures. Registration opens in March with options online, by phone, or in person.

Belmont's 16th Community Night combined basketball and neighborhood unity, featuring a game, Ian Clark's jersey retirement, and local engagement activities.

The Oregon Nurses Association reached a tentative agreement with Providence Health promising better wages and benefits, potentially ending a 43-day strike.

WSU prepares to administer the NSSE to first-year students and seniors, with emails and prizes encouraging participation to improve academic and extracurricular experiences.

Discover Plymouth event on March 22 offers local business showcases, family activities, Mayor Wosje's State of the City address, and a touch-a-truck exhibit.

Arlington nonprofits are being offered free capacity-building workshops by the Arlington Tomorrow Foundation to enhance skills in grant writing, program management, and more.

City of Tulsa addresses winter weather with ongoing street clearing, shelter operations, reorganizing trash pickup, reopening city services, and preparing for potential waterline breaks.

Fayetteville held a remembrance for former Mayor Greg Clifton, honoring his economic development efforts, including bringing Pinewood Studios to the city.

Hopkins and Minnetonka announce their Summer 2025 recreation program registration opens March 4, featuring new and traditional activities, including Camp HopTonka for kids. Registration details are available online.

Scottsdale partners with Scottsdale Community College to offer free pickleball court access, expanding the city's recreational offerings in response to increased demand for the sport.