Dearborn offers rain garden workshops for stormwater management education, including a free introductory session and a comprehensive five-week certification course.

The Renton Police Department in Washington introduces a free Senior Public Safety Miniseries, aimed at educating seniors on safety and fostering community connections.

A proposed Modesto City Schools policy letting some students seek counseling without parental consent drew fierce public comment; trustees asked for revisions.

The City of Fairview Park warns of upcoming cold weather and gives residents tips to protect their plumbing, such as keeping cabinet doors open and running water to prevent pipes from freezing.

Snake Oil Venue Co. has restored Liberty Station’s North Chapel, reopening the WWII-era building as a preservation-minded, non‑denominational events venue. The project added modern safety and accessibility while keeping original finishes.

The Chardon Fire Dept. in Ohio playfully stops Pokémon card donations after an overwhelming response to help a local family, urging direct Venmo donations and raffle participation instead.

The Arizona Department of Forestry undertook a prescribed fire at Lost Dutchman State Park to reduce wildfire risk with Arizona State Parks and Trails' collaboration.

The St. Bernard Home Mortgage Authority is offering a seminar on the CAFA Down Payment Assistance Program, which provides 5% loan amount assistance for various loan types, benefiting first-time homebuyers.

Arlington PD's "Coffee with a Cop" initiative promotes dialogue between residents and officers in an informal setting to build trust and community relations.

Cobb County Library and The Book Worm Bookstore are hosting a book festival on March 21, 2026, featuring author talks, panels, and activities for all ages.

Neighbors say a rundown Lakewood house has gone unchecked for nearly a decade while the city juggles fees, loans and enforcement hurdles. Residents are pressing for fencing, cleanup or demolition.

SafeUT, the University of Utah–backed student crisis app, could be offered nationwide after a 10‑year run in Utah. Lawmakers and program leaders say a federal bill is coming but funding and rollout remain unresolved.

Guinness, a therapy dog, brings joy to Knoxville's healthcare and forensic settings, making over 800 visits and dedicating 1,200 hours with Foster Arnett, highlighted in a Knox County Regional Forensic Center post.