Brockton Gas Ranges From $3.61 to $4.20; Diesel Near $5
Brockton station listings on August 4 show regular gas from $3.61 to $4.199 and diesel from $4.79 to $5.19, with prices varying by location.
Local Headlines
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Twin Falls shooting investigation turns to motive after 3 killed, 7 wounded at In-N-Out
Police have identified Chad Williams as the suspect in the Aug. 1 Twin Falls In-N-Out shooting, but investigators have not established a motive.
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Tamarac approves 84,245-square-foot logistics warehouse on North Hiatus Road
Tamarac approved a Coast Logistics warehouse at 5600 North Hiatus Road, but a required traffic study and building-permit steps remain before construction can begin.
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Herrin Selected for $249,995 Sidewalk and Crossing Project Near Junior High
IDOT selected the City of Herrin for a $249,995 Safe Routes to School infrastructure award listing sidewalk-gap closures, curb ramps, marked crosswalks and signage near Herrin Junior High.
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Jersey City hospital appeal keeps Heights site and closure process unsettled
Hudson Regional Health gave notice of an appeal after a court dismissed its challenge to the state closure process. The former Heights hospital at 176 Palisade Avenue remains closed, with no replacement facility approved.
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FAMU seeks planner for 2025-35 campus master-plan update
Florida A&M University is seeking a consultant to update its campus master plan, with proposals due August 7 and Tallahassee facilities, housing, transportation and infrastructure in scope.
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Murfreesboro Voters Face Aug. 6 Election With Mayor and Three Council Seats on Ballot
Murfreesboro’s Aug. 6 municipal election includes the mayor’s race and three City Council seats. Early voting ended Aug. 1, so voters must use the Election Day process.
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Durham considers extending affordable-housing bond authority through 2029
Durham City Council is scheduled to hold an August 6 public hearing on extending the deadline to issue approximately $41.18 million in remaining voter-approved affordable-housing bonds.
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Oroville council adopts 2026-27 SB 1 road project list
Oroville City Council adopted a fiscal-year 2026-27 SB 1 project list tied to an estimated $561,423 in road funding, combining rehabilitation work with preliminary engineering for a proposed roundabout and Lincoln corridor safety improvements.
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Amarillo Faith & Blue back-to-school event set for Aug. 8 at Civic Center
The Amarillo Police Department is scheduled to host a Faith & Blue back-to-school event Aug. 8, with school supplies, games, haircuts and planned public-health services.
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Olympia schools prepare for Aug. 6 discussion of possible consolidations and potential bond
Olympia school officials will review enrollment, finances, facilities and school configuration Aug. 6 as they develop a possible fall recommendation and consider a potential Feb. 9, 2027, bond.
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Scranton-linked projects seek $5.2 million in PennDOT multimodal funding
Three Lackawanna County applications tied to Scranton seek $5,215,076 for a pedestrian underpass, Montage Mountain Road congestion work and redevelopment-related right-of-way improvements.
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Salinas Council Agenda Includes $1 Million Purchase of Speed Cushions
Salinas councilors are scheduled to consider authorizing up to $1 million for speed cushions, but no streets, quantities or installation dates are listed.
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Burleson Opens Public Input for ADA Transition Plan
Burleson is asking residents, visitors, caregivers and businesses to report accessibility barriers as the city develops an ADA Transition Plan expected in fall 2026.
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Lebanon drops Seminary Hill site for proposed childcare center, reviews other city property
The proposed Boys & Girls Clubs childcare center will not proceed at 20 Seminary Hill Road in West Lebanon after the July 15, 2026, School Board vote. Lebanon is evaluating 226 Mascoma Street and other city-owned properties, but no replacement site, construction schedule or opening date has been announced.
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St. Paul’s small-business minimum wage rises to $16.37 an hour
Saint Paul’s July 1, 2026 minimum-wage increase sets new rates for small and micro businesses and gives employers and workers updated rules for coverage, youth workers, records and complaints.
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Charleston seeks provider for Highflyers credible-messenger pilot
Charleston is seeking proposals for credible-messenger services serving up to 10 students at Simmons-Pinckney Middle School. Responses are due by noon August 13, with no award or contract amount decided.
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Rochester Housing Stability Fund board meets as aid tops 380 households
The Rochester Housing Stability Fund board meets August 4 with financial, governance and program items on its agenda after more than 380 households received direct housing-related assistance.
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Shreveport business owner sues city, police over alleged property loss from towed car
Katherine Kennedy alleges more than $50,000 in business inventory and personal property was taken after her vehicle was repossessed in Shreveport. The city, police department and three officers are named defendants.
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Little Rock board weighs $40 million energy-as-a-service deal for downtown buildings
Little Rock directors are set to consider a second-reading ordinance allowing a sole-source ENFRA agreement for downtown energy upgrades, with proposed payments spread across as many as 30 years.
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White River Junction train platform status remains unclear in current VTrans records
A current VTrans factsheet still lists June 11, 2026, as the target completion date for the White River Junction station platform reconstruction, while a January transportation presentation said the work was complete. The records do not show whether the schedule is stale or closeout work remained.
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Fayetteville Regional Airport to Host Four-Day TSA PreCheck Enrollment Event
Fayetteville Regional Airport will offer local TSA PreCheck enrollment and renewal appointments Aug. 25-28, with an announced application fee of $76.75.