A dispute over concert permits at Forest Hills Stadium involves allegations of racism by Queens Borough President Donovan Richards against the local FHGC, citing increased complaints after events with predominantly African American audiences.

The Peoria Main Library introduces a new weekly adult coloring event every Friday to promote relaxation and socializing while providing all necessary materials.

Apache Junction released its Citizen Summer 2025 brochure, detailing a variety of summer activities for all ages including sports, arts, and nature hikes.

Duluth celebrated its fifth Little Beer festival with craft breweries, music, and a community spirit, showcasing Good Word Brewing's pivotal role in this popular tradition.

Actor Val Kilmer, known for "Top Gun" and "Batman Forever," has died at 65 due to pneumonia after battling throat cancer.

Woodstock, Georgia celebrates "Georgia Cities Week" with community events from April 21-28, citing city services' importance and hosting a variety of activities.

The 2025 Symphony on the Prairie lineup features orchestral and tribute bands performing Disney, ABBA, and more at Conner Prairie, Fishers, starting June 27. Tickets go on sale April 8.

USU Symphony Orchestra ends its season with a collaboration with choirs for Beethoven's "Choral Fantasy" on April 22, conducted by Daniel Alfred Wachs.

Pullen Aquatic Center in Raleigh is offering free lifeguard training on Friday nights in April to those 15+, aiming to improve water safety and readiness for summer.

The Adventures of Tappy Turtle Coloring Book contest promotes water conservation through children's artwork, with winners' imaginative illustrations available online.

Nashville's Centennial Park will host the free Metro Parks Big Band Dance series every Saturday this summer, starting June 7, complete with free dance lessons and a variety of bands.

Ashanti, Lil Kim, and other R&B stars will perform at the R&B Music Experience in Indianapolis on June 20th. Tickets go on sale April 4th, with a presale on April 3rd.

Pat McAfee has announced that an additional 1,750 tickets for his "Big Night AHT" show in Pittsburgh will be available for purchase due to high demand.