McKinney ISD adds cardiac-response protections at 12 campuses
McKinney ISD says 12 campuses earned Heart Safe designations as the district expands cardiac-response teams, AED access, staff training and emergency drills.
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Jefferson’s 2027 Tax Budget Lists $300,000 in Planned Transfers
Jefferson’s revised 2027 tax budget was submitted to the county auditor and identifies planned transfers for the Imagination Playground and safety services.
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Pima County weighs options for 630-child preschool waitlist
Pima County supervisors will discuss a 630-child PEEP waitlist July 28, with scholarships, classrooms and other funding options under consideration.
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Medford Utility Bills Rise in August Under New City Rates
Medford’s single-family city utility charge rises $9.38 monthly under rates effective July 1, with August bills expected to show the increase.
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Cape Coral council to review $500M Bimini East concept July 29
Cape Coral council is scheduled to review a $500 million Bimini East concept after one RFP response and more than $45 million in public investment.
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Church Road resurfacing starts in Wyncote as PennDOT work continues
Church Road resurfacing began July 27 in Wyncote, with overnight paving, daytime utility work, lane restrictions and delays near an active PennDOT project.
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Frisco zoning panel to consider 224-acre Main Street request July 28
Frisco’s Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a July 28 public hearing on three pending requests, including a nearly 224-acre Main Street property.
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Fullerton Union High School Project Has Scheduled July 2026 Construction Window
Fullerton’s district-approved athletic project is scheduled from July 2026 through February 2028, with planned changes to fields, parking, access, and campus use.
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Sheboygan seeks $5 million in state loans to replace leaking lead service lines
Sheboygan approved applications for three state loan projects totaling $5 million to target leaking private lead lines, but no final award or work schedule is set.
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Salem council gets informational briefing on proposed Mill Creek data center
Salem’s proposed Oakline at Mill Creek data center remains unapproved after a July 27 council briefing on its review path and unresolved impacts.
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Beeline Highway Lane Closures Continue in Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens drivers should expect weekday closures of one southeast-bound Beeline Highway lane near Northlake Boulevard and Jog Road through July 31.
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U-111 construction underway in South Jordan toward Herriman
Construction on U-111 is underway in South Jordan, with weekday work and possible weekend activity expected as the planned five-lane road advances toward Herriman.
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Newport News voters may decide on a school-construction sales tax
Newport News City Council has begun the process for a possible sales tax of up to 1% for school projects, but voters and the courts must act first.
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Celina approves potential $3.05M incentives for Trackside Junction
Celina City Council voted 5-2 to advance a proposed downtown project with up to $3.05 million in performance-based incentives and a targeted 2027 groundbreaking.
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Jackson council faces July 31 budget deadline after revenue shortfalls
Jackson officials are preparing a current-year budget amendment after weaker revenue collections led to spending cuts, with a July 31 state-law deadline ahead.
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Winston-Salem voluntary water request remains active as drought persists
Winston-Salem’s voluntary water conservation request remains active as dry conditions continue, asking customers to limit outdoor watering and reduce waste.
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Daytona Beach preliminary taxable values rise 12% before budget workshop
Daytona Beach’s preliminary 2026 taxable-value base is up 12.16%, but the increase does not set the millage rate or determine any homeowner’s bill.
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Meridian Police Expand E-Bike Safety Education and Enforcement
Meridian police are expanding e-bike and e-motorcycle education and targeted enforcement after a July 15 meeting and a July 20 mayoral update.
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Scottsdale primary: Whitehead appears reelected; four advance to November
Scottsdale, AZ: Solange Whitehead appears reelected, while four candidates advance to a Nov. 3 race for the city’s two remaining council seats.
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Albuquerque CBS viewers should prepare for an Aug. 1 station change
Albuquerque CBS viewers should prepare for an Aug. 1 station change, with antenna users directed to KOAT 7.4 and pay-TV customers told to check listings.
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El Paso adopts data-center framework with more public review
El Paso City Council adopted a framework for future hyperscale data centers, but permits, standards and ratepayer protections still need follow-up action.
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Marysville U.S. 36 Resurfacing Comes Before Proposed East-Side Roundabout
Marysville’s planned 2027 U.S. 36 resurfacing is separate from a proposed Marysville East roundabout tied to a future road connection.