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New Mexico judge dismisses federal lawsuit seeking private voter data
A federal judge dismissed the DOJ’s effort to compel New Mexico’s unredacted voter file, but a July 23 appeal keeps…
West Haven voters face Aug. 11 Democratic primary; city posts notice
West Haven has posted notice of its Aug. 11 Democratic primary. Early voting begins Monday, Aug. 3, with daily hours…
St. Charles County data-center moratorium is active; no hearing listed by July 27
St. Charles County’s six-month pause on certain large-scale data centers is in effect, but the latest reviewed council agenda did…
Gilbert Police Increase School-Area Visibility as Classes Resume
Gilbert Public Schools began its 2026-27 year July 28. Gilbert police say families should expect more school-area visibility, traffic enforcement…
Plano residents can weigh in on regional quality-of-life survey through Aug. 31
Adults 18 and older who live in Collin County or three other North Texas counties can take the 2026 survey…
New Orleans mobile crisis team reports 3,769 calls and 39% diversion in 2025
New Orleans’ civilian Mobile Crisis Intervention Unit reported 3,769 calls in 2025, an approximately 17-minute response time and more than…
New Jersey targets algorithmic rent coordination under new FAIR Act
New Jersey’s FAIR Act targets a narrow form of algorithmic rent coordination, but it will not immediately lower rents or…
Why Sandusky parcels will not receive Ohio’s new Inflation Cap Credit
Erie County says parcels in the Sandusky and Perkins school districts were excluded from the new Inflation Cap Credit, but…
Arlington Heights’ Downtown Social District Pilot Is Operating
Arlington Heights’ downtown social district pilot began July 30 and allows eligible drinks in the designated Arlington Alfresco zone on…
Raleigh to Lift Water Restrictions Monday After Falls Lake Rebounds
Raleigh will end Stage 1 water restrictions Monday, Aug. 3, after Falls Lake reached 84% full, while officials continue urging…
Judge blocks Lincoln minimum-wage ordinance while state lawsuit proceeds
A July 17 injunction prevents Lincoln from enforcing its new wage ordinance. Nebraska’s $15 statewide minimum wage and separate youth-wage…
Columbus judicial center nears completion after $207.5 million project
Columbus’ 342,000-square-foot John D. Allen Judicial Center is nearing completion, with construction expected to finish in September and court-related moves…
New Hampshire’s August 5 deadline is approaching for candidates seeking the November ballot
Candidates and political organizations using nomination papers have until 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 5, to submit signed papers to local…
Hayward rail-crossing work resumes Aug. 4 with path closures through Aug. 8
Temporary pedestrian-path closures are scheduled at two Hayward Union Pacific crossings from Aug. 4 through Aug. 8 as a broader…
Hannibal Begins Hazardous-Material Abatement Ahead of St. Elizabeth Hospital Demolition
Hazardous-material abatement is underway at the former St. Elizabeth Hospital in Hannibal, with structural demolition expected to ramp up later…
Prescott residents get 45 days to weigh in on Rodeo/Fairgrounds master plan