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The Georgia Department of Transportation released the following updated schedule of lane closures for I-285 and I-20 for the estimated $1.2 billion I-285/I-20 West Interchange project. This week’s updated schedule begins Monday, April 13, and continues through Sunday, April 19: Weather permitting, the Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT) contractors will temporarily close interstate lanes for the I-285/I-20 West Interchange project. This project will reconstruct and widen several interstate system-to-system ramps at the I-285/I-20 West Interchange and add a combination of collector-distributor lanes or connecting lanes, and auxiliary lanes along I-20 west and I-285 north of the interchange. Lane Closures Roadway Activity Start Date End Date Times   I-285 Northbound   Cascade Road to Bolton Road Single, left-lane, and left-shoulder closure Thursday, April 16 Friday, April 17 9 p.m. – 5 a.m. Overnight   Cascade Road to Bolton Road Double, left-lane, and left-shoulder closure Thursday, April 16 Friday, April 17 11 p.m. – 5 a.m. Overnight   I-285 Southbound   US 78/Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy to SR 139/MLK Jr. Drive Single, left-lane, and left-shoulder closure Monday, April 13 Saturday, April 18 9 p.m. – 5 a.m. Nightly   US 78/Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy to SR 139/MLK Jr. Drive Double, left-lane, and

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The City of Marietta announced it will mark the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026 with a yearlong, citywide celebration featuring events, exhibits and community programming in partnership with local organizations. The initiative, part of the national commemoration of America’s semiquincentennial, will include activities across the city designed to highlight history, culture and community engagement. A full schedule of events is available at www.250inMarietta.com, hosted by Visit Marietta, and will be updated throughout the year. In June, the traveling exhibit “We the People: The Documents That Made Our Nation” will be displayed in the lobby of Marietta City Hall. The exhibit is on loan from Kennesaw State University and will showcase foundational documents tied to the nation’s history. The city will also host an America’s 250th engagement table during Glover Park Concerts, offering historical information, interactive activities and commemorative items in collaboration with community partners. Independence Day festivities will anchor the celebration, beginning with an Independence Eve event on July 3, 2026, on the historic Marietta Square. The event will feature a concert by Drivin N Cryin. On July 4, Marietta’s annual Fourth in the Park celebration will include what organizers say will be the largest Let Freedom Ring Parade in

Apollonia's lawyer says she's "very happy with the results, and that the parties can continue to honor the legacy of Prince and his musical genius." Prince performs during the "Pepsi Halftime Show" at Super Bowl XLI between the Indianapolis Colts and the Chicago Bears on February 4, 2007 at Dolphin Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images Trending on Billboard The Prince estate has reached a settlement with singer Apollonia, ending their dispute over who owns legal rights to the name made famous by the movie Purple Rain. Related After years of fighting, Prince’s estate and Apollonia (born Patty Kotero) both withdrew their dueling trademark cases against each other on Wednesday (April 8). Apollonia’s lawyer, Daniel Cislo, told Billboard that the matter has been confidentially settled. “Apollonia is very happy with the results, and that the parties can continue to honor the legacy of Prince and his musical genius,” said Cislo. “In a time of so much conflict, it is very good to see people coming together to resolve their dispute.” Lawyers for the Prince estate did not return a request for comment on the resolution. The dispute dates back to 2018, two years after Prince’s sudden death by

Trending on Billboard While some headlines say Pershing Square’s offer to buy the Universal Music Group (UMG) values the company at $64 billion — which would make it by far the biggest music industry deal ever — if you get into the details of the offer, it looks like Pershing Square’s founder and CEO, Bill Ackman, is trying to buy the major on the cheap. At least that’s the assessment of some Wall Street music investors and music industry executives. For one thing, despite all the headlines touting the more than $60 billion valuation of the convoluted offering, the cash option, if it were available for all shares — which it is not — wouldn’t even be bigger than UMG’s initial public offering. Related Pershing Square’s valuation is based on its forward-looking view that UMG’s stock price will have a projected value of 30.40 euros ($35) per share on Dec. 31, 2026, which would give the deal a valuation of 55.55 billion euros ($64 billion). However, if you read Pershing Square’s letter to the UMG board, it says UMG shareholders may elect to receive all cash or a mix of stock and cash consideration. If shareholders choose to receive all

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Trending on Billboard Following billionaire hedge fund investor Bill Ackman and his Pershing Square company’s announcement of a non-binding offer to buy Universal Music Group (UMG) on Tuesday (April 7), Ackman and other Pershing executives held a call to address analysts’ and shareholders’ questions. The bid — an effort to revive UMG’s lagging stock price — involves a 9.4 billion euros ($10.85 billion) total cash, or 5.05 euros per share ($5.82), offer to shareholders. Pershing projects that by the end of the year (Dec. 31, 2026), UMG’s stock price will be 30.40 euros ($35) a share, which would value the company at more than $60 billion. However, if shareholders choose to take all cash, they will get 22 euros a share — the equivalent of a nearly 29% premium from the stock’s April 2 closing price of 17.1 euros ($19.73). With about 1.833 billion shares outstanding, if all investors took the cash offer, the company’s valuation would be 40.34 billion euros ($46.5 billion). Below are highlights from the call. Related How likely is it that Pershing’s bid will succeed? Pershing will need the support of two-thirds of shareholders who attend a shareholder meeting for its proposed offer to succeed. (No

Dear Editor, I’ve looked through Cobb Courier, and would like to talk about the part that allows readers to look at “the dog of the day”, or “the cat of the day”. I like it because it lets people see dogs and cats that need adopting and get information on how to do so. It’s quite the interesting feature, really. But I would suggest that you could include an area off to the side that has other pets, like the ones that couldn’t make “the — of the day”. This would allow more animals that need a good home to be seen, not just the selected animal. Matter of fact, you could just have it lead you to an off-to-the-side page where it’s just a jack ton of animals in need of adoption. This might seem hard, but I have an idea for that as well. I don’t know if you have a programmer that would be willing to do that, so you could insert a poll or ask around students in programming classes at colleges

If Tumblr got rid of all of the ads, Melanie Martinez might make a comeback on the platform. Martinez joined Billboard‘s Hannah Dailey for a new episode of In Conversation, a video series that invites the biggest names in music to speak on their creative processes, personal journeys and careers. In the interview, the “Play Date” singer and former Tumblr icon shared how much she misses being on the social media platform (“I love the format, and I love being able to create a layout. It’s such a creative platform”), who she’s listening to (Big Thief and Mitski) and her favorite artist of all time (Fiona Apple). More from Billboard Martinez also opened up extensively about the process of writing her fourth studio album, Hades. Released March 27, Hades introduces listeners to the singer’s newest fantasy world. With the new universe, Martinez decided to kill off her old alter ego, Cry Baby, a character that she first introduced with the album of the same name in 2015. In Cry Baby’s place, Martinez created a new main character, Circle, whose journey listeners follow throughout Hades and who will also be the protagonist of a film Martinez is working on. The new

This article by Katherine Ruppelt, Cara Anthony, and Blake Farmer, Nashville Public Radio, first appeared in KFF Health News, republished with permission. Katherine Ruppelt, Cara Anthony, and Blake Farmer, Nashville Public Radio, April 7, 2026 LISTEN: AI scribes are changing medical care. Here’s what to know if the technology shows up at your next doctor’s appointment. Family physician Eric Boose has been using an artificial intelligence tool to get back to what he calls “old-fashioned medicine” — talking with patients face-to-face, without having to type into a computer at the same time.  “I can really just sit there and engage and just focus on them and listen,” said Boose, who practices at Cleveland Clinic.  Roughly two years ago, he started using an AI notetaker app during patient visits. The tool listens while he talks with patients and then automatically generates a visit summary based on the conversation. The summary is usually ready within seconds after the appointment ends.  “It’s taking care of all that tedious work of charting and taking notes during the visit,” he said. “It’s just freeing up a lot more time to get that done, and I can get home to my family earlier.”  Nearly a third of physician