KPD says automated speed cameras are being installed in 41 Knoxville school zones, but its latest cited notice does not provide a fixed launch date or confirm whether citations are being issued on August 3.
Newport News Waterworks’ first rate increase since 2017 took effect July 1, 2026. Waterworks estimates a typical four-person household will pay about $8 to $10 more per month.
Plano Senior High students will begin the 2026-27 year across the main campus and temporary Building H as families adjust to new lunch, shuttle, parking and office-access routines.
A state-registered $17.8 million Tropical Texas Behavioral Health project at 101 W. Loop 499 lists four buildings and a planned construction window ending in January 2028.
A developer was selected for the Valley West Mall project, but West Des Moines’ August 3 council agenda has no project-specific vote, agreement or acquisition action.
Completed applications for Columbus’s Uptown Facade Board must reach the Planning Department by 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 3, ahead of the board’s Aug. 17 meeting.
Regular gas is near $4 at three checked Suffolk stations, while diesel remains above $5.25 at two locations in the Aug. 3 fuel-price check.
Kansas City, Kansas voters will decide Tuesday whether to replace Kansas’ governor-and-commission system for selecting Supreme Court justices with elections beginning in November 2028.
Pinellas County’s West Bay Drive project includes Belleair Bluffs, but the city’s segment is currently limited to roadway resurfacing. Construction is anticipated from fall 2027 through fall 2029, with at least one through lane expected to remain open in each direction.
A proposed Sacramento County zoning rewrite discussed at a July 1 Fair Oaks workshop could affect multifamily housing, triplexes, fourplexes, commercial corridors and adaptive-reuse projects. The workshop was non-voting, and no zoning changed.
San Jacinto’s City Council will consider proposed water-rate increases Tuesday. A city example shows a typical 1,100-cubic-foot monthly bill rising from $59.54 to $92.53 if the rates are adopted.
Tallahassee voters can cast ballots early Aug. 8-16 at any of 10 Leon County sites. The Aug. 6 deadline is approaching to request that a vote-by-mail ballot be mailed.
Lincoln will host an August 6 open house on planned 70th Street improvements, including pavement, signal, bus-stop and ADA work anticipated for 2027.
Bandera County commissioners approved submitting a request for up to $1.25 million in state funding for new flood gauges, outdoor warning signals and public education. The proposal follows July flooding that prompted evacuations, closed Bandera City Park and shut numerous roads, but it is not yet a confirmed award or installed system.
Flagstaff residents, organizations and political committees have until 5 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5, to file 300-word arguments on two proposed public-safety measures headed to the Nov. 3 ballot.
Salinas will host a free National Night Out event Tuesday, August 4, with family activities, safety information and police-community connections.
A preliminary Amarillo Continuum of Care list places two City projects in Tier 1 and four new housing or supportive-services projects in Tier 2 while local appeals remain open through Aug. 5.
Wilcox Contracting LLC submitted the lowest of three listed bids for Harrison’s 2026 paving and related-improvements project covering Isabella, Lakeview and Wilson streets. The city’s July 30 tabulation does not establish a final award or construction schedule.
Yolo County proclaimed a local emergency July 21 after golden mussels were confirmed near the Port of West Sacramento, giving officials a stronger basis to coordinate, seek assistance and protect connected water infrastructure.
AAA’s Aug. 3 Spokane metro check shows regular gas at $4.841 and diesel at $5.990, with both lower than the previous day but higher over longer comparisons.
Jersey City withdrew a proposed camera-parking contract and opened a new procurement process. The public record reviewed does not confirm live ticketing as of Aug. 3.
Dr. Faisal Khan is scheduled to begin as St. Louis’ permanent health director on August 3, ending the interim-director period while Victoria Anwuri remains commissioner.
