Greensboro housing tally tops halfway point at 5,006 units
The city’s Road to 10,000 tally reached 5,006 homes completed or under construction, six above halfway toward its 2030 goal.
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Santa Ana orders review of two license-plate reader contracts
Staff have 30 days to report on contract options, system effectiveness and outside access to city camera data.
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Reno approves $21.8M Axon deal, keeps plate readers
The eight-year agreement replaces Flock plate-reader equipment with Axon readers, while Reno’s use of the technology continues.
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Garland rejects proposed short-term-rental zoning rules
The council voted 6–3 against a zoning amendment recommended unanimously by the Planning Commission. Garland’s separate short-term-rental permit program remains distinct.
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Mayor forecasts 100,000-plus in St. Pete over World Series
Mayor Ken Welch’s forecast covers the course of the World Series, including games, watch parties and visits to businesses. It is not a measured count; the city also announced shuttles, security plans and fan events.
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Port St. Lucie arrest; police still seek second vehicle
Police arrested Eric Saint Aude in connection with a crash that critically injured a 63-year-old man. Investigators are still seeking a possible second vehicle.
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Construction starts on LA’s 12.4-mile Vermont bus corridor
Metro has begun building a 12.4-mile bus rapid-transit corridor on Vermont Avenue. The board-approved $413.8 million project budget is not a final construction price, and revenue service is anticipated in June 2028.
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Power-line conflicts delay Apopka pedestrian signals
Concrete curb ramps and refuge improvements at Apopka Boulevard and Sheeler Avenue were finished July 2, but pedestrian signals remained unfinished in Orange County’s October 22 update.
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Anchorage businesses seek permanent funding for downtown police patrol
Downtown business representatives asked the Assembly to keep a two-officer foot patrol in place. The mayor’s FY2027 proposal includes no continuation funding.
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Lexington commission rejects student-housing rezoning 5-0; one abstains
WKYT reports a 5-0 rejection, with one abstention, of a rezoning request for Up Campus Student Living’s proposed 10-story Lexington development.
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Lewis County nuclear proposal targets up to six reactors
Prosperity One could include six reactors and about 6.6 gigawatts of generating capacity. The company’s 2028 construction objective is a goal, not an approval or confirmed schedule.
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Nebraska court orders Lincoln to pay $9,150 in charter case
The Nebraska Supreme Court awarded the state $9,150 after Lincoln challenged when three citizen-petitioned charter amendments should go to voters.
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Tucson renews task-force role with plate-reader reporting requirement
The City Council renewed Tucson police participation in the Arizona Vehicle Theft Task Force and required reports on plate-reader activity at six and 12 months.
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Molina raises 2026 GAAP forecast as Q3 profit falls 52%
Molina raised its minimum 2026 GAAP earnings forecast to $2.38 per share as third-quarter net income fell to $38 million.
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Ontario Sports Empire grand opening set for Oct. 24
The free public event is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., with a ribbon-cutting, activities and youth clinic rotations.
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Wichita approves $1.619 million plan for 21 affordable homes
A 7-0 City Council vote approved funding and a plan to turn 21 Wichita Housing Authority properties into affordable rentals.
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Albany comment period closes on three Harlem redevelopment sites
Albany’s Oct. 22 deadline for comments on redevelopment at three Historic Harlem Business District sites has passed. The city anticipated seeking a HUD funding release around Oct. 30.
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Union City man charged in child sexual abuse material case
Hudson County prosecutors charged Adraen Ramirez, 33, after his arrest in Weehawken. The charge is an accusation, not a conviction.
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Sullivan calls for Correll to leave two Winchester leadership posts
Winchester City Council President Corey Sullivan called for Beau Correll to leave two chairmanships. Correll rejected the call, and no change to either role is established.
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Motorcyclist dies in collision at E. 37th and P streets
A motorcyclist died after a collision with a vehicle at E. 37th Street and P Street. Vancouver police say their Traffic Unit is investigating.
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State police task force arrests man on Providence assault warrant
Rhode Island State Police say Justin Brito was arrested on a Providence warrant alleging felony assault with a deadly weapon.
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Alpharetta property-tax bills due Dec. 18 as digest awaits certification
Alpharetta’s 2026 city property-tax bills are arriving before Fulton County’s tax digest receives final state certification. Payment is due Dec. 18.