A city has reopened its doors, but its emergency calls still take a different route. Two states are testing where the line falls between political parody and deceptive AI video. And a nationwide emergency-alert test has been announced. These aren't three versions of the same story. They do ask the same question: when the usual signals stop working, how does the public know where to turn?
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