Cary is hosting environmental initiatives for the community, including Creek Week activities, a native tree giveaway, and the Spring Daze festival with ecological education.

Gretna Police Department launches an online safety campaign, advising the public on preventing cyber threats through strong passwords, cautious information sharing, and educating children on internet use.

Dunedin residents may see a solid waste rate increase to cover service cost jumps, potentially starting April 2026 with prices still below the regional average.

Airbnb says South Side hosts earned about $15.1 million in 2025 as the Obama Presidential Center prepares to open in June. The company and the foundation are offering workshops to help residents capture visitor dollars.

Franklin Health Department hosts a suicide prevention event for middle schoolers and parents, focusing on mental health, danger signs, and communication strategies, without needing registration.

Fulton County's 2026 budget, approved by its Board of Commissioners, keeps property tax rates stable and invests in public safety, health, and community services.

Meijer is recalling roughly 211,520 one‑piece footed pajamas after federal testing found they violate children's sleepwear flammability standards. Refunds are available at Meijer stores.

Hillsborough County offers free groceries and a health fair, featuring food, screenings, and activities, at the Plant City Community Resource Center through their Healthy Living Program.

Raleigh residents are invited to an event at Dix Park to discuss the development of local parks, following the approval of the 2023 parks bond projects.

The Portage County Sheriff's Office held its first Youth Deer Hunt Contest, with winners Adam Matics and Allen Kisamore receiving prizes for their marksmanship.

211 San Diego launched a local outreach campaign to connect residents to food, housing and health services as federal benefit changes loom. The helpline says it will expand outreach and track program updates.

Screenshots of LAUSD's Equitable Grading program went viral, sparking renewed debate about equity versus academic standards and how grades reflect learning. District training and consultant spending have become the latest flashpoint.

Westfield Police Department in Indiana is soliciting historical items from the community for display in their new building, including photos, uniforms, and equipment.