Riverside Council to Review Third-Quarter Finances and Transfers July 28
Riverside City Council will review a cautious but stable General Fund outlook, revenue pressures and proposed transfers at its 3 p.m. meeting July 28.
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Columbus defends data-center overlay in 400-page zoning lawsuit
Columbus filed a 400-page response defending its technology overlay. The city says it creates rules for future applications, not approval for a data center.
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Plano adopts short-term rental rule changes for hosts and neighbors
Plano City Council adopted short-term rental changes July 27, clarifying registration, enforcement, training and offenses while leaving zoning and private restrictions in place.
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St. Cloud PFAS Pilot Begins Phase 3 Sludge Testing
A St. Cloud wastewater pilot has completed Phase 2 testing of Class A biosolids and begun Phase 3 on untreated sludge, with results still pending.
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Vacaville Cherry Fire temporarily closed parks, restricted I-80 lanes
The July 23 Cherry Fire near Peña Adobe Park temporarily closed two Vacaville parks and restricted two eastbound I-80 lanes during the response.
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Louisville data-center rules enter public hearings: What to know
Louisville residents can comment on proposed data-center rules covering size, location, utility impacts, noise, buffers and future development decisions.
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What Kenton County’s 4.7% Jobless Rate Means in Independence
Kenton County’s preliminary June unemployment estimate was 4.7%. Here’s what it says about Independence—and what the county data cannot show.
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Oklahoma City seeks input on Classen Boulevard corridor plan
Oklahoma City residents, businesses and commuters can help shape a Classen Boulevard plan focused on transit, safety, housing and development through Aug. 31.
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Hayward’s 2026 election filing window is open through Aug. 7
Hayward candidates face a 5 p.m. Aug. 7 filing deadline for mayor and two council seats, while voters should check districts and campaign-finance dates.
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Mooresville school-bus stop-arm cameras move toward an ordinance, but no fines yet
Iredell commissioners are moving toward school-bus stop-arm cameras in the Mooresville Graded area, but an ordinance, hearing and vendor steps remain.
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Delphos residents fall under different county unemployment rates in June
Delphos spans the Allen-Van Wert county line, so residents are represented by different county unemployment rates. June data show a 3.2% to 3.8% split.
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Framingham Winter Street project remains in Phase 1 for three more weeks
Framingham’s Winter Street project remains in Phase 1 for about three more weeks, with southbound traffic allowed through the work zone and northbound drivers detoured.
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Parma water-right record lists active municipal groundwater authorization
Parma, Idaho — A July 28 state water-right record lists the city’s active municipal groundwater authorization, but it does not announce new construction, rate or service changes.
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Overland Park has six early-voting days left before Aug. 4
Overland Park voters have six early-voting days left before the Aug. 4 primary, with three county-listed locations, expanded drop boxes and a noon Aug. 3 finale.
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Valdosta data center plans remain under wraps as residents seek answers
A 719-acre Lowndes County rezoning near Valdosta allows light-manufacturing use, but no formal data center application had been filed by July 20, 2026.
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Bellflower Deputy-Involved Shooting Leaves Man Dead as Reviews Continue
A man died after Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies shot him July 24 on Artesia Boulevard in Bellflower. Multiple investigations and reviews are underway.
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Yuma biosolids dispute remains unresolved after July 23 town hall
Yuma residents raised concerns about flies, odors and alleged health effects at a July 23 town hall, but no shutdown or final decision followed.
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Macon residents can weigh in on possible Atlanta-Savannah rail route
Macon residents can respond by August 6, 2026, to a Georgia DOT study of possible Atlanta-Savannah passenger rail service that could include Macon.
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Lincoln council advances six tentative budget changes; two fail
Lincoln City Council advanced six tentative 2026-28 budget changes and rejected two others before the next public hearing and scheduled August adoption vote.
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KCK Homefield Baseball complex listed for $9.52M after STAR bonds
Kansas City, Kansas — Homefield Baseball is listed for $9.52 million, but the proposed sale covers the eight-field complex, not the entire Homefield district.
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South Kingstown Water Bills Carry Wrong Date; Aug. 15 Is Correct
South Kingstown says July 2026 water bills carried the wrong May 15 date. Affected customers should use the corrected August 15 deadline and verify payments.
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Redlands wildfire designation may affect insurance, but savings aren’t guaranteed
Redlands’ new state wildfire designation may influence insurance-rate reviews, but it does not guarantee lower premiums, continued coverage or eligibility.