Waco residents can review the city’s 2025 drinking-water report
Waco’s 2025 water report says the city met drinking-water standards, had no E. coli or MCL violations, and reported estimated system water loss of 6.6%.
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Cape Coral sends $596,144 Yacht Club gas proposal back
Cape Coral City Council sent a proposed $596,144 natural-gas extension back for cost and funding answers before deciding whether the Yacht Club project advances.
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Grapeview Port Reassigns Waterfront Parking, Sets Aug. 18 Meeting
The Port of Grapeview has reassigned restroom-area spaces for special uses, warned of towing and directed overnight boaters to a lot across Grapeview Loop Road.
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Monticello Keeps North Francis Street Lane Closures After July 20 Target
Monticello’s North Francis Street restrictions continued after the July 20 target, with daytime tree clearing and culvert work slowing travel between Main Street and city limits.
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Tempe Police Review Continues After Mill Avenue Arrest; Felony Charges Declined
Tempe Police are still reviewing a July 19 Mill Avenue arrest after edited footage was released and Maricopa County declined felony prosecution.
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Toledo Police Chief Troendle to Retire Nov. 1; Kevin Braun Named Successor
Toledo Police Chief Michael Troendle plans to retire Nov. 1, with Assistant Chief Kevin Braun named successor after a planned 90-day transition.
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Fort De Soto repairs will limit some St. Petersburg-area access through 2028
Fort De Soto remains open to St. Petersburg-area visitors, but one boat-ramp dock and some park areas remain limited as storm repairs run into 2028.
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Jackson County drought keeps Tuckasegee residents conserving water
Recent rain has not erased Jackson County’s July 14 extreme-drought classification. North Carolina officials urge conservation and utility-specific checks.
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Charlotte commuters face South Boulevard closure and Blue Line changes
Charlotte commuters face a South Boulevard closure through Aug. 14, Blue Line single-tracking through Aug. 9 and CATS bus detours near Scaleybark.
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Frisco’s mosque and temple debate tests belonging and civic trust
Frisco’s debate over a second mosque, Hindu temple and Jain temple remains active after a May council fight over zoning, belonging and civic trust.
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Kingston readers track proposed Roane County two-year data center pause
Kingston readers are watching a proposed Roane County two-year pause on new data centers, crypto mining and commercial battery storage. No moratorium is in effect.
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Beachwood-Area Gas and Diesel Prices Ease From Sunday
AAA’s July 27 Cleveland-area averages show modest relief for regular gas and diesel, but both fuels remain well above last year’s levels.
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Sacramento airport survey seeks input on its next 20 years
SMF opened a public survey July 17 as Sacramento County updates its 20-year Airport Master Plan. Responses are due by August 14, 2026.
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Morgantown Utility Board approves Patteson culvert repair contract
Morgantown Utility Board approved a $1,003,486 contract to stabilize a Patteson Drive culvert after part of a Burger King parking lot sank in June 2025.
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Boston Coastal Flood Plan Seeks Comment on Preliminary $9B-$10.5B System
Boston’s draft coastal flood study covers five waterfront areas and roughly 16 miles of shoreline, with comments due by 5 p.m. on September 18.
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Hampton, NJ Residents Should Prepare for the Next Heat Alert
New Jersey’s July heat data and Hunterdon County resources give Hampton, NJ residents practical steps to prepare, cool down and recognize heat stroke.
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Hillsborough County authorizes up to $650M for utility borrowing
Hillsborough County authorized interim borrowing for water and sewer projects, including the South County One Water Campus, without approving a rate hike.
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Tampa’s Mercy Oaks II opens 17 affordable homes in East Tampa
Tampa, FL — Mercy Oaks II opened on North Florida Avenue with 17 affordable apartments created from a former commercial property for residents facing housing instability.
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Henderson Uses Drones and Rescue Training to Prepare for Monsoon Flooding
Henderson is pairing green-LiDAR stormwater mapping with specialized rescue training as Southern Nevada enters its July-to-September monsoon season.
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ICE Proposes $776 Million No-Bid Extension for Fort Bliss Detention Camp
ICE is proposing a $776 million no-bid extension for Camp East Montana at Fort Bliss, raising national questions about detention costs, oversight and care.
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Education Department takes FERPA action against two school districts
Federal officials are pursuing different actions against Maryland and Michigan school districts over parent access to student records involving gender identity.
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HHS Defers $1.07 Billion in Medicaid Payments to California, Minnesota
HHS is temporarily withholding $1.07 billion in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota while states document claims federal officials labeled high risk.