A new PaintCare program launched Wednesday lets Marylanders drop off leftover paint for free at local collection sites, funded by a small fee on certain new paint purchases.

The state has opened a $1.5M pool of wildfire mitigation grants — up to $300K per project — for vegetation management, fuel breaks and defensible‑space work. Applications close April 20.

DOH warns swimmers to avoid Haleʻiwa Beach Park after tests found elevated enterococci; officials are resampling and posting signs.

Breezy east winds and choppy surf will keep Miami beaches hazardous through Friday. Swim near lifeguards and secure loose gear.

Sunny morning turns gusty later today with highs near 79°F. Expect patchy dust and choppy lake water; secure loose items and plan for crosswinds.

Warm morning gives way to showers and a shot at thunderstorms this afternoon. Minor tidal flooding is possible with Thursday high tides.

Crews filled a one‑million‑gallon test basin as Phoenix's Cave Creek purification project reaches the midpoint of construction.

Brief showers early, then clearing; expect gusty offshore winds later this week and small craft advisories.

Light rain and breezy south winds may slow Wednesday’s commute in San Jose; a warm, gusty weekend follows.

Foggy morning in St. Louis yields to rounds of showers and thunderstorms through Saturday, with a conditional severe risk Thursday–Friday nights.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health posted a high-bacteria advisory for Mokulēʻia at Kiapoko Pt. 2 after tests showed elevated enterococci. Swimmers should avoid the water until tests clear the site.

Light rain and gusty winds hit San Francisco Wednesday; heavier totals in the North Bay. Expect slick roads tonight before a drier weekend.

Residents in Seaview reported brown tap water Tuesday night near 47th and Juneau. Seattle Public Utilities says run cold water and call 206-386-1800 if it doesn't clear.