Honolulu Ocean Safety posted warnings after an 'aggressive' shark was spotted near Diamond Head at about 7:17 a.m.; lifeguards urged people to avoid the water.

Fencing has gone up on Dix Park's west side as the city begins removing four former hospital buildings to restore green space. Work is part of the park's master plan.

A 2025 park report says 20 wild horses died on Shackleford Banks as managers link the spike to shrinking forage and water on the island. Partners are stepping up monitoring and outreach.

San Diego County posted water-contact advisories for Tidelands Park in Coronado and Harbor Beach in Oceanside. Check the county beach dashboard for live updates.

Neighbors are urging a pause to NEORSD's Doan Brook restoration at Horseshoe Park, citing tree loss, historic concerns and outstanding legal questions as recent federal permitting moves forward.

Clear Creek County deputies rescued two campers at St. Mary’s Glacier after a mountain lion stalked them; the sheriff’s office posted video and thanked volunteer rescuers.

Laurel Caverns in Fayette County is now Pennsylvania’s 125th state park and the state’s first underground park, with 4+ miles of cave passages and hundreds of acres aboveground.

Two new lit turf fields opened in north Gig Harbor and are taking reservations. The YMCA will operate the site and has posted hours, rates and a booking calendar.

Raleigh approved construction of the Bailey Drive Gateway at Walnut Creek Wetland Park, bringing a pavilion, public art and a new sidewalk to connect nearby neighborhoods.

Lifeguards posted warning signs at Electric Beach after a roughly 10-foot shark was seen offshore. Officials said the animal was non‑aggressive and no injuries were reported.

Midtown Alliance has begun site work at 98 14th Street to create a four‑acre interim lawn and walking paths, with design renderings due April 14.

DeSoto marks the opening of its new Aquatic and Recreation Center with a free ribbon‑cutting event this Saturday. Tours, demos and food trucks are scheduled.

An 884-pound Atlantic bluefin caught off Galveston has been certified as the new Texas state record. TPWD listed the fish among 2025’s Angler Recognition Program awards.