Hazardous-material abatement is underway at the former St. Elizabeth Hospital in Hannibal, with structural demolition expected to ramp up later in August and continue through November.
Anderson voters will decide an eight-year school operating referendum on November 3, with a maximum $2.9 million annual levy and a state-estimated $54 annual tax-bill reduction for a median $100,000 residence if it fails.
A July 15 groundbreaking advanced Detroit City FC’s planned 15,000-seat stadium campus near Michigan Avenue and 20th Street, including a 421-space garage and 104-unit housing building with 76 planned affordable units.
The former Poker Palace reopened July 22 as Club Fortune North, with more than 450 reported slots, food, a bar and sports betting—but no poker or live table games.
Jersey City’s HEDC reported about $34 million in 2025 revenue while its proposed 2026 budget totals about $9.21 million, putting inspections, housing enforcement and staffing at the center of the city’s fiscal debate.
Los Angeles City Planning conditionally approved a proposed seven-story, 68-unit apartment building at 4741 N. Libbit Avenue in Encino, including 14 apartments designated for very-low-income households.
Redmond’s City Council is scheduled to consider Ordinance 3267 on August 3, beginning formal review of proposed land-use, transportation and stormwater changes without immediately changing city policy.
Macon-Bibb commissioners backed an application seeking a three-year housing-planning program focused on South Macon and the Houston Avenue corridor.
Atlanta City Council meets Monday, Aug. 3, on unpaved roads, water infrastructure, heat safety, schools and Center Hill, while July requests on More MARTA and healthcare funding await follow-up.
Bartlett early voting ended Aug. 1. Voters can cast ballots Thursday, Aug. 6, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; check the official precinct lookup for the assigned polling place.
An unsolicited text claimed to endorse Talethia Edwards and PJ Perez in Tallahassee’s City Commission Seat 3 race. Both candidates denied the endorsement, while the sender’s identity remains unresolved.
The Jones Creek Landing dock near Warsaw remains closed after a 2023 safety inspection. VDOT says the replacement project is active, funded and designed, but the previously scheduled July 2026 start and anticipated September 2026 opening are no longer current dates.
Johnson City’s Knob Creek Road overpass remains in design and right-of-way acquisition as the city and TDOT point to December 2026 advertising and fiscal-year 2027 construction.
Columbia County announced July 23 that Google LLC will be the sole end-user and operator of a proposed data center in Appling. Evans residents may be affected through county taxes, schools, utilities and land-use decisions, but key financial, employment and infrastructure details remain undisclosed.
Construction began July 7 at 66 Union Street, where ECHO is developing 46 rental apartments, two commercial spaces and housing reserved for tenants with intellectual disabilities.
Albany residents and local service providers can weigh priorities for the next Community Development Block Grant Action Plan before the Community Development Commission’s August 17 meeting.
The Salinas City Council is scheduled to receive a report on five Turner Scholar interns and their city projects at its Aug. 4 meeting.
Issued July 23 after July 5 violence, Rochester’s emergency order limits many overnight outdoor gatherings of 10 or more in public spaces, while questions remain about guidance, staffing and constitutional boundaries.
Durham’s mandatory Stage 2 water restrictions remain in effect. A July 30 city snapshot showed reservoir storage at 52% and 127 days of easily accessible premium supply.
A new 1.2-mile MD 140 resurfacing phase between I-695 and Crossroads Drive began July 15, with overnight Sunday-through-Thursday lane closures expected through late October, weather permitting.
Regular gas and diesel prices eased in the Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers metro, but both remain sharply higher than a month and a year ago.
Charleston moved the Central Park Drainage Improvements Project toward construction, with bids due Aug. 14 and requirements for Riley Road access, festival coordination and a post-award public meeting.
