Parks and Recreation spoilers follow*Parks and Recreation, one of NBC's most cherished sitcoms, captivated audiences with its ...

Parks and Recreation first aired in 2009 and it's been 10 years since the final episode of the hit sitcom - so let's take a look at what the cast are up to now.

Parks and Recreation first hit screens in 2009 and ran for seven seasons. Here's what the cast have been up to since then.

According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, the Bears want to interview Rams assistant head coach and passing game coordinator Aubrey Pleasant for their defensive coordinator vacancy. Pleasant is ...

Fans of 'Parks and Recreation' often ask Aubrey Plaza to be mean to them like her character April Ludgate would — including punching them in the face. 'Parks and Recreation' star Amy Poehler ...

that question was seemingly answered when the Bears requested to interview Rams assistant head coach & passing game coordinator Aubrey Pleasant for Washington’s position, per Ian Rapoport of NFL ...

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TUPELO – Aubrey Patterson, who helped grow the former Bank of Mississippi, now Cadence Bank, into a $13 billion financial institution, has died. He was 82. Born in Grenada in 1942, Patterson ...

“It’s Aubrey Day,” Paige Bueckers told SNY’s Chelsea Sherrod as she walked off the court. “To see her, how hard she’s worked, everything she’s been through, and how it’s never ...

Aubrey Plaza, best known for her role as the sardonic April Ludgate in Parks and Recreation, seems to thrive in the space between deadpan comedy and genuine chaos. There’s an undeniable magnetic charm ...

Joan Plowright, the English actor whose decades-long career included an Oscar-nominated turn in “Enchanted April” and films “The Entertainer” and “Stalin,” has died. The actor died ...

I felt so special that he remembered we had a history. In true April Ludgate style, I pocketed the note. Mike Schur [the creator of “Parks and Recreation”] was very concerned I’d get in trouble.