The American Kennel Club reports the French bulldog as Houston's favorite breed, but concerns rise about health issues and irresponsible breeding practices.

Brooklyn Park is offering job fairs, farmers markets, and a variety of community activities, including summer camp registrations, sporting events, and educational sessions throughout upcoming months.

Williamson County's Learn to Fish Day invites aspiring anglers to a hands-on fishing event on April 20 at Southwest Williamson County Regional Park, with gear provided and no fees required.

Fredericksburg, Texas, is named the top family-friendly travel destination in the U.S. by Yelp, beating Napa Valley and showcasing the town's charming blend of leisure, heritage, and vineyards.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is hosting an open house to discuss a proposed bridge and trail over the Mississippi and seeks public feedback.

Tennessee State Parks are offering a variety of free guided hikes on Saturday, showcasing the state's natural beauty as part of their Signature Hikes series.

Construction of the new Sunsphere Welcome Center in Knoxville, aimed at enhancing visitor experience, is set to begin, following a color restoration phase.

Atlanta's City Council approved a $1.5 million investment for cameras and police patrols in parks after recent murders. Simultaneously, the council heatedly debated a schedule for electing a new member to replace Keisha Sean Waites.

A rare fanaloka pup was born at the Nashville Zoo on March 10, marking a significant occasion for the conservation of this vulnerable species from Madagascar.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is offering paid opportunities for community members to help plan the future of Cedar Avenue Field Park and East Phillips Park. Applications are due April 17, with an information session on March 21.

An Irvine patrol officer found a mallard duck on her car, shared by Irvine Police on Facebook. No harm occurred and the public was advised on duck care during mating season.

The Naperville Park Board approved a DAR-donated plaque to commemorate America's 250th anniversary after initial confusion and skepticism. The plaque will be placed in Veterans Park.

New Braunfels City Council approves resident-focused parking changes, with fees for non-residents at River Acres Park and new spots at Cypress Bend Park.