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Maine drought likely to continue into 2027, task force says
Maine’s Drought Task Force says the multi-year drought is likely to carry into 2027 after 16 months of below-normal precipitation…
Flagstaff council selects Milazzo for vacant seat
The council selected Moses Milazzo on Oct. 16. His formal appointment and swearing-in are scheduled for Oct. 20.
Glendale water-rate plan remains pending before Nov. 3 hearing
Glendale’s proposed five-year water-rate changes have not been adopted. The City Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing Nov…
Peoria sets Oct. 21 review of El Mirage Road design
Peoria and ADOT will present final-design plans for the El Mirage Road connection between Loop 303 and Jomax Road on…
Moreno Valley Museum Opened 17 Days Before Private Ceremony
The museum opened Sept. 25, ahead of an invitation-only city ceremony at the Moreno Valley Mall on Oct. 12.
Mesa board reviews Gateway Crossing; no approval vote taken
Mesa’s Design Review Board reviewed Gateway Crossing plans on Oct. 13, but did not take a formal vote.
TEP gives $100,000 to expand Pima County preschool access
The contribution is the first corporate gift to United Way’s Supercharging PEEPs effort. More than 600 children were on the…
Alabama reopens portions of Mobile Bay to oyster harvesting
Alabama reopened portions of Mobile Bay to oyster harvesting on October 16, but public reef and harvest-grid openings are announced…
USU Extension lists two $25 workplace-skills course formats
Enrollment is ongoing for self-paced and facilitated versions of USU Extension’s workplace-skills course.
Tenth Circuit Upholds Kansas Prefill Ban on Mail-Ballot Applications
The appeals court reversed a judgment blocking Kansas from enforcing its restriction on partially completed mail-ballot applications.
Missouri payrolls fall 10,600 in September, led by services
Missouri payrolls declined from August but remained 28,400 above September 2025. Private service industries recorded the largest monthly losses.
Illinois medical debt program cancels $1.4 billion for 694,000
Illinois says its medical-debt program canceled more than $1.4 billion for over 694,000 residents, exceeding its original target.
Overland Park’s Boundless Playground opens to public
Brody Rea’s Boundless Playground opened Oct. 14 at the Blue Valley Sports Complex. It is open daily from dawn to…
Arlington Heights Park District schedules hearing on $6 million bond proposal
A public hearing on the park district’s proposed $6 million bond sale is set for Oct. 27 at its Administration…
Oshkosh, Algoma complete joint fire and EMS study
Oshkosh and the Town of Algoma completed a joint fire and EMS study. A public meeting to review its findings…