New Cordell City Hall to Move to Former CK Energy Office
New Cordell announced that City Hall will relocate to 120 W. 1st Street, with the transition expected to take place over several months.
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Henrico reconsiders Lakeside redevelopment plan after resident backlash
Henrico officials are rethinking parts of a proposed 20-year Lakeside growth plan after residents pushed back on its mixed-use, walkable redevelopment approach.
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Media Borough adopts plan to guide housing, traffic and development through 2035
Media Borough Council adopted the Media 2035 comprehensive plan in June, setting a long-range framework for land use, housing, economic development, traffic and environmental decisions.
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Gaithersburg panel votes to remove school-capacity fee
Gaithersburg’s Planning Commission voted unanimously to remove a school-capacity fee for new residential development. City action is still pending.
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Dothan Police Increase Enforcement of Juvenile Curfew
Dothan police are increasing enforcement of the city’s juvenile curfew, with officers checking exceptions, contacting parents and referring repeat violations to court.
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Kalamazoo approves more than $19 million in water, sewer work
Kalamazoo commissioners approved contracts for treatment-plant electrical work, a Burdick Street water main, meters and wastewater rehabilitation.
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Jacksonville Advances $2.026 Billion Proposed Budget to Hearings
Jacksonville’s proposed 2026-27 budget would increase road funding, raise police and fire pay and put $25 million toward aging septic tanks.
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Redlands approves $49.7 million for new Police Safety Hall
Redlands City Council approved nearly $50 million in construction contracts for a new police headquarters as demolition began at the former Kmart site.
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West Des Moines police investigate fatal shooting at July 4 gathering
West Des Moines police are investigating the fatal shooting of a minor during a July 4 gathering in the 1100 block of 20th Place.
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Pleasanton Fire Prompts Shelter-in-Place Warning, Evacuation Orders
A wildfire reported south of Pleasanton on July 24 prompted shelter-in-place instructions and evacuation orders for zones PLS-081 and PLS-103.
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Man Dies After Deputies Shoot Him During Bellflower Confrontation
A man died at a local hospital after Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies shot him during a Bellflower confrontation on July 24. Authorities are investigating.
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NJ Transit Seeks Developers for Housing Near Bayonne Light-Rail Station
NJ Transit and the state Economic Development Authority are seeking partners for proposed mixed-income housing near Bayonne’s 34th Street station.
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St. Cloud weighs $60 million downtown mixed-use project
St. Cloud officials discussed a proposed $60 million downtown project backed by a $6.25 million CRA contribution as debate grows over taxes and development.
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Glendale Gets $1.031 Million Federal Public-Safety Investment
Rep. Laura Friedman announced $1.031 million in federal funding for Glendale police and fire preparations ahead of the 2028 Olympic Games.
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Akron Reports Progress on 171 Capital Projects
Akron City Council received an update on 171 capital projects valued at more than $341 million, including road resurfacing and Home Avenue improvements.
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Montgomery Mayor Proposes $375 Million Momentum 2040 Bond Program
Mayor Steven Reed has proposed up to $375 million in bonds for Montgomery projects, with City Council approval still required before the plan can advance.
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Vancouver Sewer Extension Enters Final Weeks of Construction
Vancouver’s Northeast 60th Street sewer extension is expected to continue through late August, bringing weekday traffic changes across six streets.
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Knoxville Council Backs Affordable Housing at Former St. Mary’s Site
The Knoxville City Council backed affordable housing at the former St. Mary’s site on July 21, aligning the project with the mayor’s housing goals.
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Master Wall Expands Manufacturing and Headquarters Operations in Columbus
Master Wall Inc. announced a new manufacturing facility and headquarters in Columbus, adding a locally identified industrial and business-development project.
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Rochester Reports Historic Decline in Shootings in First Half of 2026
Mayor Malik Evans said Rochester recorded historic declines in shootings during the first half of 2026 as broader crime incidents continued to fall.
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Little Rock rejects proposed 18-month pause on hyperscale data centers
Little Rock directors rejected an 18-month pause on new hyperscale data centers, leaving the city’s June regulations in place as debate continues.
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Sioux Falls Receives Grant to Revitalize The Quarry Near Falls Park
Sioux Falls announced grant support for revitalizing The Quarry near Falls Park, with review by the Parks Board and City Council planned before fall engagement.