The "Wrigley Goose" from the Cubs' game now has a commemorative bobblehead available for purchase from the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum.

Scioto Park in Dublin is set to upgrade its stage starting April 15, with new decking and groundwork for a future shade structure, aiming to finish by early May. Events during this period will be relocated.

North Las Vegas won four awards at the NRPS Conference for their outstanding parks and recreation programs, including cultural events, heritage preservation, and youth enrichment.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a family-friendly archery event with professional instruction on May 24, with discounts for groups and provided equipment.

Ohio's park lodges offer a stress-free Easter meal with scenic views, as part of an annual tradition combining dining and nature. Reservations are available for April 20.

The Oakland, Florida community is alarmed as 30 peafowl are found dead, with local advocate Mo Jacobson seeking sanctuary status for the birds amid ongoing investigations.

Dallas celebrates the expansion of Coombs Creek Trail with a ribbon-cutting event, featuring local officials and a community bike ride to showcase the trail's new segments.

A juvenile Minke whale trapped in Emeryville mudflat was euthanized due to poor health and little chance of survival. Despite efforts to save it, the Marine Mammal Center deemed it necessary to alleviate its suffering.

Medford introduces its first TRACK Trail at Prescott Park for family outdoor fun and education, expected by June end, with interactive elements for kids.

The San Diego Zoo introduces Miso-Chi, an 8-year-old fishing cat from Denver, highlighting the species' swimming abilities and the conservation challenges they face.

A valve failure at a Norton Shores pumping station caused a sewage spill in Muskegon County, leading to a health advisory against contact with Mona Lake and Little Black Creek. Repair efforts are ongoing.

Orion Oaks Dog Park's dock has been permanently closed due to high E. coli levels, with officials seeking community input for future park improvements.

The Detroit Zoo euthanized Rusty, a male Bactrian camel, who had been with them since 2009 and was known for his thick coat and strong build. He leaves behind his mate and offspring.