Athens mourns the victims of a New Orleans terror attack, with a UGA student critically injured. FBI is investigating the incident that saw 14 people killed.

The Plano Police Department is conducting its Annual Citizen Survey to receive community feedback on its performance and identify areas for improvement.

A fire broke out in a northwest Atlanta home early Friday, displacing four people and causing severe damage; investigations into the cause are ongoing. No injuries were reported.

Maple Grove, MN celebrates National Trivia Day with local questions about city facts, like park names, water percentages, and more, inviting residents to participate on social media.

Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union are holding press conferences to update on contract negotiations amid disagreements over economic proposals and educational reforms.

Irving's outdoor warning siren test was cancelled due to technical issues, with the Police Department working to resolve the problem for next month's test.

Several Phoenix light rail stations will be closed for testing ahead of Valley Metro's new extension. Alternative transport, like shuttle buses, will be provided.

The Euless Family Life Center offers a Spring Break Camp for kids 7-12, featuring games, crafts, and swimming, with registration available online and in person.

A jackpot-winning lottery ticket worth $650,000 was sold at Coen store in Homestead, Allegheny County. The Cash 5 with Quick Cash game ticket matched all five drawn numbers.

The St. Charles County Police Department celebrates 10 years of service, highlighting advancements in technology and crime-fighting efficacy under Chief Frisz's leadership.

The Department of Homeland Security extends the deadline for required Real ID to May 7, 2025, for domestic air travel; travelers must also follow new rules for international travel.

Tarrant County reinforces its "no refusal" policy against drunk driving during New Year's, with D.A. Sorrells urging responsibility and safety, as arrests still occur despite the initiative.

Fort Lauderdale begins a stormwater system enhancement project on NW 19th Street, with lane closures expected until March 1, 2025. Local travel may be impacted, but access to driveways will be maintained.