Phoenix extreme heat warning ends July 10 at 8 p.m.—cooling and trail steps
Phoenix AZ – NWS Extreme Heat Warning runs until 8 p.m. July 10. Here are City cooling centers, trail limits, and heat-safety steps for residents.
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Trump signs Section 232 aircraft-import proclamation—180-day talks window
Trump signed a Section 232 proclamation for commercial aircraft, jet engines and parts—launching Commerce-USTR talks and a required 180-day update.
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Supreme Court upholds bans on transgender girls in school sports (Title IX)
United States Evening Courts and Rights Update – On June 30, Supreme Court upheld state bans barring transgender girls from girls’ and women’s sports under Title IX.
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Montrose gets $3.327M EPA Brownfields cleanup grant for Bullock Steam Plant—what comes next
Montrose, CO—EPA approved a $3,327,850 Brownfields Cleanup grant for the former Bullock Electric Steam Plant at 30 W. S. Fourth St. along the Uncompahgre River.
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WMATA Metrobus detours for the Great American State Fair on the National Mall (July 4)
WMATA Metrobus detours for the Great American State Fair run June 23 (10 p.m.) to July 12 (11:59 p.m.). July 4 brings more bus reroutes near the Mall.
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Nearly $13M in Susan Harwood Training Grants: who can apply (deadline July 31)
OSHA has $12.7M for Susan Harwood Training Grants. Unions and labor/management groups can apply by 11:59 p.m. EDT July 31, 2026.
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CDC extends Ebola entry suspension through July 21; comments due July 10
CDC says its June 21 order keeps suspending entry for Ebola-linked travelers from DRC, Uganda, and South Sudan until July 21; comments due July 10.
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Temple Terrace water restrictions: Extreme Phase III rules through Oct. 1
Temple Terrace residents must follow Modified Phase III “Extreme” outdoor watering limits through Oct. 1, 2026—one day a week based on your address ending.
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WSATPO seeks input on 27 2028-2037 STIP projects: How residents weigh in
Winston-Salem NC – WSATPO’s Regional Impact STIP list (27 projects) is open for feedback: a July 7 meeting plus an online points survey through July 13.
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FTC seeks comments on AI “suppression of accuracy” under FTC Act Section 5
United States – The FTC proposed an AI policy statement on when “suppression of accuracy” could be deceptive under FTC Act Section 5. Comment by July 31.
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EPA proposes shifting Tier 4 vehicle pollution to MY 2029; comments due July 6
EPA’s proposed “Part 1” would stretch Tier 3 for certain new vehicles through 2027–2028 and start Tier 4 criteria pollution controls in MY 2029. Comments due July 6.
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7th Circuit: Riley deadline may be equitably tolled in CAT/withholding cases
A July 6, 2026 7th Circuit decision says some late-filed CAT/withholding-only petitions after Riley v. Bondi can proceed via equitable tolling.
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Retiring White Hall Mayor Noel Foster honored—what residents should watch next
White Hall AR – Mayor Noel Foster says he will retire Dec. 31 and not seek re-election in November, setting up a leadership handoff residents should track.
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Margate City just closed on a $6 million lead service-line loan—what residents should do
Margate City’s lead service-line project moved forward after NJ Water Bank closed a $6 million loan on July 7, 2026. About $2,000,000 may be forgiven—here’s the opt-out rules.
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City of Sacramento residential development fees take effect July 1, 2026: what to check
Sacramento CA – The City’s updated Residential Fee Schedule is effective July 1, 2026 through Jan. 21, 2027. Here’s what to verify before you file.
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May PCE inflation gauge rises: core PCE for grocery, rent, borrowing costs
United States Prices and Inflation Watch – BEA reports May PCE prices up 0.4% MoM and 4.1% YoY; core PCE up 0.3% MoM and 3.4% YoY—grocery, rent and borrowing takeaways.
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SBA Suspends 7,800 Wisconsin Borrowers in $375M PPP/EIDL Fraud Case
SBA says it suspended 7,800 Wisconsin PPP/EIDL borrowers tied to $375 million in suspected fraud. Here’s what changes—and what it doesn’t prove.
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FHA INFO 2026-15: UAD 3.6 appraisal reporting shifts through EAD—what’s next
HUD’s FHA INFO 2026-15 (posted June 25) outlines a UAD 3.6 switch via its EAD portal, with limited beta testing now and optional/mandatory dates later.
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Sheboygan draft Comprehensive Plan open house July 9—housing density & transportation
Sheboygan’s draft Comprehensive Plan open house is July 9 (6–8 p.m.) at Paradigm—comment on housing density, transportation, housing types, environmental priorities.
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Springfield Planning Commission agenda: Highway 41 North rezoning, Section 801, Highland Estates (July 2, 2026)
Springfield’s July 2, 2026 Planning Commission agenda included Highway 41 North rezoning, a Section 801/11-801 text amendment, and Highland Estates preliminary plat.
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White House CEQ selects tech firms for Permitting Innovators Expo on July 31
CEQ says selected technology firms will demo tools at a July 31 expo as it pushes digitized federal environmental reviews and permitting.
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USPS ballot-mail portal proposal: governors urge withdrawal after court order
June 2, 2026 USPS proposed a “Federal Ballot Mail Portal” using unique IMb barcodes and state participation lists. Governors urged withdrawal July 2 after court action.