Nationwide Nara Organics infant formula recall after botulism cases
FDA and CDC linked three infant botulism cases to Nara Organics formula and say parents should stop using recalled cans and check lot codes now.
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Mead drivers should watch Roosevelt Bridge summer prep, fall 2026 start
Roosevelt Bridge work is in preconstruction now, with surveys and soil testing this summer and a fall 2026 start still targeted for Mead drivers.
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North Las Vegas senior housing breaks ground with 74 units near Lake Mead
North Las Vegas NV – PuraVida Senior Living broke ground June 17 on 74 supportive-housing units for low-income seniors near Lake Mead and Rancho.
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Poteau Casey’s fuel prices dip again, but diesel still leads costs
Casey’s in Poteau lists Super 87 at $3.41 and diesel at $4.45, both below the last check and updated about an hour ago. Diesel is still the pricier line.
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Oshkosh weighs next step on license plate readers after Flock fallout
Oshkosh, WI is weighing what comes after Flock license plate readers, with police discussing an advisory committee before any new vendor decision.
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Fontana warns residents about illegal fireworks, restricted zones ahead of July 4
Fontana says illegal fireworks face zero-tolerance enforcement, with no-fireworks zones in parts of the city and Safe and Sane sales starting June 28.
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Omro’s Fox River Bridge reopens, but WIS 21 roadwork continues through summer
Omro’s Fox River Bridge is open again, but WIS 21 work continues, with paving set to start June 22 and detours still changing nearby for drivers.
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Burr Ridge fuel watch: regular under $4, diesel near $6
A Burr Ridge Speedway lists regular at $3.939, but nearby diesel prices still cluster around $6, leaving fuel-heavy drivers with a wide spread.
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San Bernardino opens review of 2050 plan that could reshape downtown zoning
San Bernardino, CA — The city’s draft EIR is open through July 31 on a 2050 plan that could change zoning, housing and downtown development rules.
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Tillamook County commissioners rebuke DA Aubrey Olson, strip stipend after probe
Tillamook County commissioners voted no confidence in DA Aubrey Olson and ended her county-paid stipend after an investigation into office complaints.
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Tampa delays Rays stadium funding vote to Aug. 20 amid tax uncertainty
City leaders pushed the Rays stadium funding vote to Aug. 20, leaving Drew Park CRA financing unresolved as Florida’s property-tax debate adds uncertainty.
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Tacoma forecast shows $40M General Fund gap before 2027-28 budget
Tacoma’s June 9 forecast projects a $40 million General Fund gap for 2027-28, raising pressure on staffing, services and future revenue choices.
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Fontana gas prices today: regular at $5.159, diesel at $6.499 at 7-Eleven
Two Fontana 7-Eleven stations show regular from $5.159 to $5.399 and diesel from $6.499 to $6.739, both below California’s AAA average.
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U.S. jobless claims fall to 226,000 as layoffs stay low and hiring holds up
Weekly claims fell to 226,000, pointing to low layoffs, while May payrolls rose 172,000 and unemployment held at 4.3% in the national labor market.
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Miami World Cup transit changes bring downtown road closures and late service
Bayfront Park’s Fan Festival is open through July 5, with later Metromover service and match-day road restrictions reshaping downtown Miami trips.
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Gowanda’s Kwik Fill still lists $3.05 gas, $3.99 diesel
Kwik Fill on Buffalo Street in Gowanda still lists $3.05 regular and $3.99 diesel, below AAA’s New York, Buffalo-area, and U.S. averages.
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Sunrise explains what Florida’s property-tax plan could mean for city services
Sunrise says Florida’s property-tax proposal could trim city revenue, affect services and shift costs—but it is not a final tax change yet.
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Detroit River cleanup gets $10M as agencies plan Harbortown sediment work
Michigan and EPA are putting $10 million into Detroit River restoration, mostly for planning sediment cleanup near Harbortown and nearby shoreline work.
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Bushwick’s 132-136 Melrose Street rezoning reaches Brooklyn review
Brooklyn NY – A Bushwick rezoning for 132-136 Melrose Street has reached the Brooklyn Borough President’s ULURP hearing stage, with housing and industrial-space questions still open.
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Congress locks in nearly $70 billion for ICE and Border Patrol through 2029
The Secure America Act is now law, sending nearly $70 billion to ICE, Border Patrol and DHS-related costs nationwide through fiscal year 2029.
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Irving Connector launches to replace cut DART routes, free through June 24
Irving Connector started June 10 as a city-backed replacement for former DART routes 225 and 255, with free rides through June 24 and a $1.50 fare after that.
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Auburn opens review of downtown mixed-use project with up to 156 housing units
Auburn has opened comment on Kayla East & Kayla West, a downtown SEPA review that could add up to 156 homes, six live-work units and parking.