Phoenix measles exposure warning includes Chase Field and South Phoenix IHOP
Maricopa County says people may have been exposed to measles at Chase Field and a South Phoenix IHOP, with monitoring deadlines of Aug. 2 and Aug. 3.
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Lancaster County remains at center of Pennsylvania measles surge
Pennsylvania had 142 measles cases through July 27. Lancaster County accounted for roughly 60%, while officials urged residents to check records and watch symptoms.
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Alameda Streetlight Work Brings Temporary Parking, Traffic Changes
Alameda streetlight conduit work is scheduled through mid-October on Moreland, Cornell and Thompson, with daytime construction and temporary parking limits.
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Baring Boulevard closure changes traffic near Sparks Boulevard project
Baring Boulevard is temporarily closed on both sides of Sparks Boulevard in Sparks as crews rebuild the intersection; signed detours keep nearby access open.
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Anaheim Warns of Sporadic Immigration Enforcement, Lists Aid
Anaheim’s July 28 update says federal immigration enforcement remains sporadic and directs residents to verified information, legal help and emergency aid.
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Killeen Road Work Brings Jasper Drive Lanes, Two Closures
Killeen roadway work affects Jasper Drive, Freda Drive and Pennington Avenue this week, with scheduled lane impacts, closures and possible travel delays.
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Missouri City Names Allen Bogard Interim City Manager
Missouri City named Allen Bogard interim city manager after Angel Jones’s July 10 departure; he will oversee continuity, utilities, growth, budgeting and development.
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Dallas City Hall lawsuit ends, but relocation fight continues
Dallas, TX — A lawsuit over a disputed City Hall vote has ended, but Dallas still must decide whether to repair, relocate or rethink the 1500 Marilla Street site.
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Sioux Falls road projects split between fall milestones and 2027 work
Sioux Falls road projects have fall milestones, but major work on Minnesota Avenue, Cliff Avenue and 85th Street is scheduled to continue into 2027.
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Coconut Creek Families Face Higher Broward School Lunch Prices
Broward’s 2026-27 lunch prices rise by $1 on Aug. 10, while meal-application rules differ at Coconut Creek High, Lyons Creek Middle and Coconut Palm.
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Roseville utility bills change in July as electric, water and waste rates reset
Roseville utility rates changed July 1, 2026. Electric, water, wastewater and waste bills may rise or differ based on usage, service provider and eligibility.
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Houston Midtown Hamilton-Tuam closure scheduled through Aug. 17
A Midtown closure at Hamilton and Tuam is active through 3 p.m. Aug. 17 for I-45-related storm sewer work, with detours on nearby streets.
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Worcester awards $1.35 million for 74 affordable homes
Worcester approved $1.35 million for four housing projects expected to create 74 deed-restricted homes, but none are immediately available to applicants.
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San Marcos Impact-Fee Update Heads to Aug. 5 Public Hearings
San Marcos will hold Aug. 5 public hearings on a proposed water and wastewater impact-fee update; the $14,519.11 water figure is only a calculated maximum.
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Montgomery Posts Downtown Reimagined Concepts for McCown Street
Montgomery’s new planning presentation shows possible McCown Street upgrades, parking and detour concepts, but no final construction date or funding is confirmed.
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Murrieta’s November Election Lists Five as Aug. 7 Deadline Nears
Murrieta’s July 27 election list names five people issued nomination papers for City Council Districts 1, 2 and 5, but the 5 p.m. Aug. 7 deadline remains.
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Chicago Public Schools’ $732.5M Gap Puts Layoffs and Furloughs in Play
Chicago Public Schools is weighing a $9.88 billion budget built around cuts, assumed city TIF revenue, five possible furlough days and a spending freeze.
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Springfield seeks private partner for renewable natural gas facilities at landfill and wastewater plant
Springfield is seeking private partners to develop renewable natural gas facilities at its landfill and wastewater plant, with proposals due Dec. 1.
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Midwest City families face longer elementary days under recess law
Midwest City families will see new Mid-Del bus, breakfast, start and dismissal times beginning August 12, 2026, changing pickup and child-care routines.
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Moreno Valley’s 2026 election filing deadline is August 7
Moreno Valley, CA’s 2026 municipal election includes the mayor and Council Districts 2 and 4. Candidate filing closes August 7, with a possible August 12 extension.
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Boyle Heights cleanup faces odor and public-health test before Aug. 14
Los Angeles County says 82% of surveyed Boyle Heights residents reported very strong odors as Lineage cleanup faces AQMD violations and an Aug. 14 deadline.
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Hoboken flooding renews questions about Madison Street drainage project
Flooding on July 18 brought renewed scrutiny to Hoboken’s Madison Street drainage project, its storm limits and whether officials will inspect the work.