Attorney General Dana Nessel warns against a smishing scam pretending to be unpaid Michigan tolls, advising recipients to ignore unsolicited texts demanding payment and to report them.

Hopewell Area School District switched to remote learning due to a bus driver shortage, as Superintendent Jeff Beltz and his team tried to manage the situation. The district sought new drivers and aimed to resume in-person classes soon.

Free outdoor performances of Shakespeare's "Othello" are scheduled for May 17-18 at Fred Fletcher Park in the Bay Area, as mentioned on Raleigh's parks page.

The Rockwall County 4-H and FFA are hosting the Buckaroo Barnyard & Cow Patty Bingo event, benefiting Meals on Wheels, with activities for children and a cash-prize bingo game for adults.

El Paso invites the community to the Earth Day Boogie Bash & Glow 3K Run/Walk with live performances, free pet adoptions, and family activities on April 12.

San Diego reaches a settlement with The Carl housing complex owners for leasing apartments without fire alarms or occupancy certificates, imposing penalties and requiring safety compliance.

Georgia's AG advises residents to delete 23andMe accounts over data concerns following the company's bankruptcy filing, as genetic data could be sold.

Governor Abbott announces a Music Friendly Texas Community workshop in Garland, aimed at fostering music industry growth and economic development, set for April 3 at the Plaza Theatre.

St. Johns County invites residents to help shape its Coastal Management Plan by participating in a brief survey on coastal resilience and beach management.

President Trump announced a 25% tariff on imported cars and parts, expected to raise vehicle and repair costs in the US, potentially affecting industry jobs and consumer prices.

Pinellas Park invites residents to a public hearing on community development needs and updates on goals, set for April 8th, to discuss improvements and the CDBG program's role.

The Big Ridge Fire in Rabun County, Georgia continues to challenge firefighters due to dry conditions and high winds, but containment efforts have protected Sky Valley as the blaze has consumed over 1,000 acres.

Germantown is planning capital improvements focusing on public safety and infrastructure, with Mayor Palazzolo detailing the project evaluation process and significant proposals like fire department updates and traffic enhancements.