Outshine Fruit Bars are being recalled over a potential glass contamination scare — five flavors hit: Black Cherry, Grape, Strawberry, Tangerine, and Watermelon. No injuries reported, but Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream is urging customers to return affected six-count packages for full refunds. All other Outshine products are safe. Stay alert if you’ve got any of these bars at home.

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Frederick County is launching a fierce legal and political fight against the proposed Valley North transmission line — a 260-mile, 765-kV power corridor that could slice through their land. Despite Valley Link’s claims that it’s needed for future energy demands, county leaders have passed an official opposition resolution and allocated $250,000 for legal defense, with Clarke County joining in with $800,000. The real battle may be ahead: since the project hasn’t even been filed with Virginia’s State Corporation Commission yet, residents are urging the county to draft its own transmission policy before the SCC weighs in. With regular updates from county officials, Frederick County is preparing to defend its community — and its land — at every turn.

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A 23-year-old traveler landed in Japan with a suitcase full of over 200 smuggled lizards—some hidden in socks, including endangered Mexican alligator lizards worth hundreds each on the black market. He claimed to have bought them for just a few dollars apiece in Mexico, but customs agents caught him before he could cash in. This isn’t an isolated case: just weeks prior, a U.S. airport sniffer dog uncovered a suitcase packed with meat, plants, and a Bengal monitor lizard. With global trade booming and border security focused on weapons, wildlife smugglers are slipping through cracks—driven by profit and reckless risk.

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